This new #jSparrow release brings further assistance in migrating to JUnit 5!

This new #jSparrow release brings further assistance in migrating to JUnit 5!

Michaela Prehofer Michaela Prehofer

Michaela Prehofer

jSparrow - Quality enthusiast

Published Feb 22, 2021
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jSparrow 3.27.0 & jSparrow Maven Plugin 3.3.0

New Rule: Replace JUnit 4 Annotations with JUnit Jupiter

By replacing the JUnit 4 annotations with the corresponding Jupiter alternatives, this rule promotes an automated transition to JUnit Jupiter. For more details, visit our online documentation. Here is a short example:

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is refactored to:

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This new rule brings jSparrow to a total of 92 automatic refactoring rules.

Find out more information in the Release Notes for jSparrow Eclipse and jSparrow Maven!

 "Never allow the same bug to bite you twice." ― Steve Maguire

Happy Coding!



Martin Švoňava

Java SW Engineer

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I wasted way too much time figuring out why my tests were not running just because of wrong imports when there were mixed versions so I encourage this! :D

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