Fix for running with TestNG while JUnit 4 is missing on classpath #155
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Apparently, using CDIUnit in combination with TestNG strictly requires JUnit 4 on the classpath.
When leaving out the dependency
junit:junit:4.12
in mypom.xml
, CDIUnit tests fail because theorg.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner
is missing:Adding the JUnit 4 dependency makes the test pass. However, some other testing related frameworks might require an absence of JUnit for detecting a different like TestNG framework as the actually used testing framework.
The cause of this bug seems to be be caused by a "hard" reference on
org.jglue.cdiunit.internal.WeldTestUrlDeployment
in line 405 asorg.jglue.cdiunit.internal.CdiRunner
is derived fromBlockJUnit4ClassRunner
. This pull request contains a fix for it.