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Support JUnit 5 plugin without additional configuration #177
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Thanks for the idea. JUnit 5 becomes more and more popular. I definitely didh't like the idea to release a different plugin variant to just support JUnit 5. However, even nicer idea sprang to my mind :-). I added the new
You could give the snapshot version a try - unfortunately, with Add to your
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It took some wrangling (those changes to If you released this as version 1.4.7, would I still need to have the configuration in the |
Not at all. It's just to play with the SNAPSHOT version of the plugin using the With a regular version |
sounds great to me! I look forward to when you release it! |
Great. I plan to do that once #155 is fixed. |
Available in just released 1.4.7. |
@szpak how can I add other pitest plugins now, like pitest-mutation-testing-elements-plugin? |
As usual, mixing the See this section in my blog post for more details: |
Currently in my build script I have to add
so that pitest will support my junit5 tests. This is very ugly since everything else I can just define using the more modern
plugins
configuration. Is there any chance you could release a different plugin that already includes the junit5 dependency so I can remove this code from my build.gradle file?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: