If @beforeMethod or @afterMethod fails then all children of the same base class will be skipped

I’ve made an example to reproduce the issue: https://github.com/smaant/testng-bug-example

Description

Case#1 - normal behaviour

There’re two independent classes: Class1 and Class2. Class1 has an @afterMethod methods and for some reason it fails. All the rest method of the Class1 will be skipped in this case and Class2 will be executed as usual.

Case#2 - unexpected behaviour

There’re two classes: Class1 and Class2 and they have one common parent SuperClass. Class1 has an @afterMethod method and for some reason it fails. In this case the rest of the Class1 methods will be skipped AND (unexpected part) all methods of the Class2 will be skipped too.

In example I’ve added one more super class with one child to demonstrate it will be actually executed, because of another parent.

[drkthng]

Problem with children being skipped when one child fails during its own @beforeClass method still holds, if children have @beforeClass and the parent class has @beforeClass AND @afterClass. When you remove @afterClass in parent class, everything works fine, no non-failing children are skipped.

[juherr]

@drkthng Could you add your test case in TestNG tests (or update them) in a PR? See the test.inheritance package.