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Provide a definition of "container" in the User Guide #2205
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Agreed, we should define the word in the User Guide. Related question on SO (by @vinogradoff, I guess): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60507366/what-is-a-container-in-junit-5 |
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This sounds like this would be useful to document still. |
Hello, I am interested in contributing to this issue. |
@Sowtch, yes this issue is still open. |
Ok thank you for your answer, I'll take care of it then. |
I hope this little doc update done with @Sowtch will be satisfying :) |
The word
container
is used more than 50 times in the current Guide https://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/user-guide/This term wasn't used in JUnit4 and is new to many JUnit users. In the development industry we have just too many different containers to leave this to "common sense" understanding.
Please just add the definition of JUnit5 "container" in the User Guide.
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