Very true. Also, I have actually found that there are ways to use Junit 5 exclusively. The title of this video made me assume that this was the Junit 5 way of doing thing, one that relies on Junit 4 features
The rule annotation was removed in Junit 5. They say to use ExtendWith or RegisterExtension. I would have loved to learn how to make rules without using Junit 4. Is there no way to only use Junit 5 for making rules.
I have a server and I start it and shut it down in beforeeach and aftereach methods respectively. I am getting an error class org.junit.rules.Externalresouce not found. Do you know how to resolve it?
The Title is misleading, unfortunately.
Very true.
Also, I have actually found that there are ways to use Junit 5 exclusively. The title of this video made me assume that this was the Junit 5 way of doing thing, one that relies on Junit 4 features
Sarah,
This video is part of a complete JUnit 5 course. I start with JUnit 4 to cover the basics and then I build from there.
Sorry for the confusion.
The rule annotation was removed in Junit 5. They say to use ExtendWith or RegisterExtension. I would have loved to learn how to make rules without using Junit 4. Is there no way to only use Junit 5 for making rules.
I have a server and I start it and shut it down in beforeeach and aftereach methods respectively. I am getting an error class org.junit.rules.Externalresouce not found. Do you know how to resolve it?
@BURN-ADDICT I cover this here:
czcams.com/video/LS9o5k13Na4/video.html
@'the weekday': make sure you're using JUnit 4 as this was removed on JUnit 5.
Awesome video!
Thanks!
is it Junit4 or Junit5?
It's a Junit 5 course. But I cover JUnit 4 as a basis/background and then I build from there. Sorry for the confusion