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With Gradle 4.6, native support for JUnit 5 will arrive has arrived. It'll be interesting to see the extent of how this integration can be leveraged on Android as well. Potentially, the plugin would get a major overhaul, splitting up into compat mode (the current implementation, using JavaExec tasks) and native mode (using Test tasks and the improvements in 4.6).
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It doesn't seem worth it to move to Gradle 4.6 APIs just yet - the integrated support for JUnit Platform isn't up to speed with what the Gradle plugin could do. Since the plugin isn't incompatible with 4.6, let's stick to it for now.
Class 'JUnit5UnitTestRunAll' is not abstract and does not implement abstract member
@Incubating @Nested public abstract fun getJvmArgumentProviders(): (Mutable)List<CommandLineArgumentProvider!>!
defined in de.mannodermaus.gradle.plugins.junit5.JUnit5UnitTest
With Gradle 4.6, native support for JUnit 5
will arrivehas arrived. It'll be interesting to see the extent of how this integration can be leveraged on Android as well. Potentially, the plugin would get a major overhaul, splitting up into compat mode (the current implementation, usingJavaExec
tasks) and native mode (usingTest
tasks and the improvements in 4.6).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: