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Julian Sedding updated SLING-10497:
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Description:
Sling JUnit Core provides support for server-side tests, i.e. tests running
within an OSGi environment. The bundle has recently been enhanced to
(optionally) support the use of "JUnit Platform"-based {{TestEngines}}. This
allows running e.g. Jupiter (aka JUnit 5) tests.
However, currently there is no Jupiter-style way to easily access OSGi
services, as all existing utilities are tied to JUnit 4 APIs (e.g.
{{TestRunner}} or {{TestRule}}).
It would be desirable to allow easy access to OSGi services and the
{{BundleContext}}/{{Bundle}} objects in Jupiter tests. This is typically done
using a {{ParameterResolver}}, which allows injecting objects as method or
constructor parameters.
was:
Sling JUnit Core provides support for server-side tests, i.e. tests running
within an OSGi environment. The bundle has recently been enhanced to
(optionally) support the use of "JUnit Platform"-based {{TestEngine}}s. This
allows running e.g. Jupiter (aka JUnit 5) tests.
However, currently there is no Jupiter-style way to easily access OSGi
services, as all existing utilities are tied to JUnit 4 APIs (e.g.
{{TestRunner}} or {{TestRule}}).
It would be desirable to allow easy access to OSGi services and the
{{BundleContext}}/{{Bundle}} objects in Jupiter tests. This is typically done
using a {{ParameterResolver}}, which allows injecting objects as method or
constructor parameters.
> JUnit Jupiter ParameterResolver for OSGi
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> Key: SLING-10497
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-10497
> Project: Sling
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: JUnit Core, Testing
> Affects Versions: JUnit Core 1.1.2
> Reporter: Julian Sedding
> Assignee: Julian Sedding
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: Junit Core 1.1.4
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>
> Sling JUnit Core provides support for server-side tests, i.e. tests running
> within an OSGi environment. The bundle has recently been enhanced to
> (optionally) support the use of "JUnit Platform"-based {{TestEngines}}. This
> allows running e.g. Jupiter (aka JUnit 5) tests.
> However, currently there is no Jupiter-style way to easily access OSGi
> services, as all existing utilities are tied to JUnit 4 APIs (e.g.
> {{TestRunner}} or {{TestRule}}).
> It would be desirable to allow easy access to OSGi services and the
> {{BundleContext}}/{{Bundle}} objects in Jupiter tests. This is typically done
> using a {{ParameterResolver}}, which allows injecting objects as method or
> constructor parameters.
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