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#145: Migrate to JUnit 5. #159
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- Migrated from JUnit `4.12` to JUnit `5.5.2` (Jupiter). - Use JUnit exception handling instead of `BaseTest#getException()` - Updated the Gradle version from `3.5-rc-2-all` to `6.0.1-bin`. Starting with version 4.6, Gradle provides native support for executing tests on the JUnit Platform. - Fixed Maven warnings for plugins without a version number. - Fixed Maven warning about platform dependent file encoding.
Thanks for your contribution, @Wandmalfarbe ! Best regards, |
I can submit a new pull request if it helps? |
Yes, you can. Add a new commit with updates in your repository - it will automatically update this PR. |
- Updated `gradle-wrapper.properties` with IntelliJ.
I feel like this won't work. Maybe try that: |
I created a new Pull-Request to check. Removed codacy and coveralls checks. Nevertheless build and security is not working here... I don't know why. |
@Wandmalfarbe thanks for your contributions. |
Glad I could help! |
Should close issue #145.
4.12
to JUnit5.5.2
(Jupiter).BaseTest#getException()
3.5-rc-2-all
to6.0.1-bin
. Starting with version 4.6, Gradle provides native support for executing tests on the JUnit Platform.