Using AnnotatedPathRunner/SpringAnnotatedPathRunner allow to get JUnit test per story, which is much more friendly than one big "run" test. It would useful to get reporting per example in parametrized tests (something looking like in JUnitParams on attached screenshot).
Btw, JUnitParams which allows to create parametrized tests in JUnit uses custom runner which source code could be useful to review JUnit related part of the implementation of that feature.
Using AnnotatedPathRunner/SpringAnnotatedPathRunner allow to get JUnit test per story, which is much more friendly than one big "run" test. It would useful to get reporting per example in parametrized tests (something looking like in JUnitParams on attached screenshot).
Btw, JUnitParams which allows to create parametrized tests in JUnit uses custom runner which source code could be useful to review JUnit related part of the implementation of that feature.