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Plans to support JUnit 5 #139
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@charlesxucheng Once JUnit 5 goes GA, I plan to evaluate how best to accommodate JUnit 5. In the meantime, 0.8 will have the ability to specify properties and the appropriate JUnit machinery as interface methods with |
@charlesxucheng Also, if I understand the JUnit 5 docs correctly, JUnit 5 will be able to run JUnit 4-based tests unmodified using the JUnit Vintage engine. |
Hi. I would be interested in helping out add native junit 5 support and I had a couple of questions to make sure I would be heading in the right direction: Currently,
Any advice on the direction you reckon junit5 support should be taken would be very helpful. |
@jhinch Thanks for your interest! I feel like jqwik has a lot of what I'd imagine doing with junit-quickcheck to integrate directly with API that JUnit 5 provides. I'd recommend looking that way for some inspiration. Other than that, I think the direction you'd outlined above looks promising. |
@jhinch Also, if you have any questions regarding the implementation, feel free to contact me. I likely won't have much time to contribute, but I'd like to help however I'm able. |
shouldn't that issue be closed since junit 5 has been released ? |
Hi. Is there any plans to support JUnit 5? I could not find any information related to JUnit 5 support in the documentation.
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