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QuarkusTestExtension#runExtensionMethod() should only deep clone when necessary
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QuarkusTestExtension#runExtensionMethod() appears to do a deep-clone of all arguments of a given test method. If the parameter class is the same in both class loaders (i.e. both loaded it through a common ancestor class loader) this wouldn’t be necessary and avoiding the deep-clone would also be desirable because not all objects can be cloned (see #9677).
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@stuartwdouglas has already chatted with the JUnit team about this, so they are aware of our case
Hopefully we won’t have to create a more clever cloning algorithm, but it may come to that at some point…