Test Runner for Java ignores @Order annotations on test classes

Symptom: JUnit 5 test classes which reliably run in the correct order with gradlew test run in the wrong order in the VSCode IDE.

System: Windows 10, VSCode 1.96.3, Gradle 8.12, Spring Boot 3.4.1, Java 21.04, JUnit 5.11.4

Use case: In a Spring Boot client-server Gradle project, the integration tests in the client execute against the running server. The server-side database state built up by earlier integration tests is required by the later integration tests and thus the tests must be executed in a specific order. Accordingly, the test classes and methods are annotated with @Order and the configuration property junit.jupiter.testclass.order.default = org.junit.jupiter.api.ClassOrderer$OrderAnnotation is set. Executed under Gradle the test classes and methods all run in the designated order. However, in the VSCode Testing view contributed by this extension, the test classes get executed in the wrong order and some test methods don't run at all because they use the @EnabledIf annotation to check whether requisite client-side state (reflecting server-side state) has been collected by tests that are supposed to have run already but which in fact haven't yet run.

I've scoured the docs, searched the web and asked several AI chatbots about this but haven't found any solutions that work.

Hypothesis: the test runner is embedded in the extension (v. 0.43.0) and is of too early a version to support test class ordering (~JUnit 5.8, I believe).

Is it possible to override the test runner version?

Related issues: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-java-test/issues/1740, #1756

Comienza con la ruta de ejecución de la vista VSCode Testing y compárala con la ejecución de pruebas de Gradle, usando los issues relacionados #1740 y #1756 como contexto. Verifica si se conserva el comportamiento de @Order y @EnabledIf a nivel de clase; se considera completado cuando las clases y los métodos ordenados se ejecutan de forma consistente, o cuando se documenta la sobrescritura de la versión del runner compatible.