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[EPIC] Migrate To JUnit5 Testing Framework from JUnit4 #1546

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manusa opened this issue Jun 14, 2022 · 5 comments
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[EPIC] Migrate To JUnit5 Testing Framework from JUnit4 #1546

manusa opened this issue Jun 14, 2022 · 5 comments
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manusa commented Jun 14, 2022

Description

Our current test suites are based on JUnit4. The goal of this epic is to migrate all of them to JUnit5.

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  • Remove JUnit4 dependency
    • JUnit4 annotations should be replaced by JUnit5
    • JUnit4 rules should be replaced by applicable JUnit5 replacements
  • Assertions should be replaced by AssertJ
  • Tests should be evaluated and refactored if applicable

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@manusa please assign this to me

This was referenced Jun 14, 2022
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@manusa this epic is completed, we can close this 🚀

@rohanKanojia
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@anurag-rajawat : Congratulations on successfully completing the project 🎉 . ! Nice work ⭐

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manusa commented Nov 22, 2022

Congrats, you made it 🚀
Anurag, you did an awesome job, thanks a lot for your contributions.
I hope this marks the start of a successful career and that you keep contributing to free software and its community.

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I am very grateful to have mentors like both of you and this was not possible without your support and regular feedback.
Thanks a lot 🙏

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