I have a custom CacheAwareContextLoaderDelegate to track context load exceptions to make tests using the same configuration fail fast, and use the spring.test.context.default.CacheAwareContextLoaderDelegate property to enable it.

It works in Spring 5.3.x, but in Spring 6 it does not work.

I see the issue that removed the property is #29061.

So how can I configure a custom CacheAwareContextLoaderDelegate in Spring 6?

Comment From: sbrannen

Hi @HzjNeverStop,

I am not sure if I understood the use case you described; however, it sounds like it might be the same as the following.

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If #14182 is implemented, would that suit your needs?

Comment From: HzjNeverStop

Hi @HzjNeverStop,

I am not sure if I understood the use case you described; however, it sounds like it might be the same as the following.

• Avoid repeated attempts to load failing ApplicationContext in the TestContext framework [SPR-9548] #14182

If #14182 is implemented, would that suit your needs?

yes，I register a custom CacheAwareContextLoaderDelegate to do same thing, It would be better if the authorities could provide a standard solution.

Comment From: sbrannen

FYI: the following issue has been resolved. Built-in support for a "context failure threshold" will come with Spring Framework 6.1.

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