Test is not found in gradle path (or equivalent)

Description :

This error typically occurs when Gradle (or any equivalent build tool) is unable to locate the test files for your Selenium tests. It can be caused by a number of factors, including incorrect file paths or incorrect configuration settings.

Causes :

Common causes of this error include incorrect file paths, incorrect Gradle configuration, or missing dependencies.

Debugs:

Debug 1 Check the file path: 

Verify that the file path to your test files is correct. Ensure that the file path is correctly specified in your Gradle configuration file (build.gradle or equivalent) and matches the actual location of your test files.

Debug 2 Verify test file name: 

Ensure that the name of the test file matches the class name that contains the @Test annotation. The class name must end with "Test" and the @Test annotation must be present on at least one method in the class.

Debug 3 Check build.gradle configuration: 

Verify that your Gradle configuration file includes the correct configuration for running Selenium tests. This includes specifying the correct test framework (JUnit, TestNG, etc.) and the correct version of Selenium.

Debug 4 Run tests directly: 

Try running your test file directly from your IDE (e.g., Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA) to see if it runs successfully. If it does, then the issue may be with your Gradle configuration.

Debug 5 Verify dependencies: 

Ensure that all the necessary dependencies (such as Selenium WebDriver, browser drivers, etc.) are properly specified in your Gradle configuration file.