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To run Maven tests for a specific module in a multi-module project, the workflow cleans the target module, installs it using the -Pquick profile, and then executes verify to run the test suite. This ensures deterministic, repeatable test results.

You can target a specific test class or method during the Maven verify step by passing the -Dtest or -Dit.test parameters. This allows you to isolate unit or integration tests without running the full module suite.

Yes, you can run Maven integration tests offline by using the -o flag. The workflow executes the build and verify steps in offline mode to minimize external dependencies while still surfacing actionable Failsafe reports on failure.

The best way to get consistent test results across RDF4J modules is to use a deterministic three-step workflow: clean the target module, install with -Pquick in offline mode, and verify tests. Surefire and Failsafe reports are surfaced on failure.

Maven multi-module test runs may fail if dependencies are not installed locally. The workflow addresses this by running an install step with the -Pquick profile before executing tests, ensuring required module artifacts are available in your local repository.