Another argument to wait a bit is the lacking JUnit 5 support in
Eclipse. JUnit support out of the box was only introduced with the
version released this week. Even-though the support seems a bit lacking,
as JUnit 5 tests are skipped when you run all tests and the project
contains a combination
> Am 15.10.2017 um 12:26 schrieb Pascal Schumacher :
>
> While I'm generally a fan of JUnit 5 it requires Java 8 and lang is still on
> Java 7.
Right, forgot that. Maybe we can introduce it once we decide to move the build
to Java 9.
Benedikt
>
> Am 15.10.2017 um 11:48 schrieb Benedikt Rit
While I'm generally a fan of JUnit 5 it requires Java 8 and lang is
still on Java 7.
Am 15.10.2017 um 11:48 schrieb Benedikt Ritter:
Hi,
I’d like to update Commons Lang to use JUnit 5. Existing tests will still run
on the JUnit 5 vintage engine and we can migrate tests step by step to JUnit 5
+1
Bruno
From: Benedikt Ritter
To: Commons Developers List
Sent: Sunday, 15 October 2017 10:48 PM
Subject: [LANG] Introduce JUnit 5
Hi,
I’d like to update Commons Lang to use JUnit 5. Existing tests will still run
on the JUnit 5 vintage engine and we can migrate tests step by
Hi,
I’d like to update Commons Lang to use JUnit 5. Existing tests will still run
on the JUnit 5 vintage engine and we can migrate tests step by step to JUnit 5
style.
One nice feature I’d like to use are nested tests. With these we could for
example create a nested test class for each method
