Spring Boot Test Class Not Found: Troubleshooting Guide

There could be multiple reasons why the test class ///'com.ly.cloud.ChineseErrorLogTest///' is not found in your Spring Boot application. Here are some possible solutions: //n//n1. Verify the package name: Check if the package name in the test class file matches the actual directory structure. For example, if the test class is in the package ///'com.ly.cloud///”, make sure it is located in the correct directory structure: src/test/java/com/ly/cloud. //n//n2. Check the class name: Make sure the class name exactly matches the one specified in the test file. Ensure there are no typos or case-sensitive issues. //n//n3. Build the project: If you have recently added the test class, try rebuilding your project to ensure that all the classes are compiled and available for testing. //n//n4. Check the test scope: Ensure that the test class is included in the correct test scope. In your project's pom.xml file, make sure the test class is included within the //<testClasses>// section. //n//n5. Check the test runner: If you are using a specific test runner, such as JUnit or Mockito, make sure that the necessary dependencies are included in your project's pom.xml file. Also, verify that the test runner annotations, such as //@RunWith//, are correctly specified in the test class. //n//n6. Check the test class visibility: Ensure that the test class has a public visibility modifier. If it is not public, it may not be visible to the test runner. //n//nIf none of these solutions work, please provide more details about your project structure, the test class code, and any relevant error messages for further assistance.'}