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Oleg Ignatenko updated IGNITE-10177:
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Description:
If needed, refer parent task for more details.
1) remove deprecated API of GridAbstractTest and its subclasses 2) remove
dependencies from Junit 3 in Maven 3) migrate tests that were missed at prior
steps, if there are any 4) remove redundant references to {{JUnit4.class}} if
there are any (like in {{@RunWith(JUnit4.class)}}) 5) in tests suite classes,
change {{extends TestSuite}} to either {{@RunWith(AllTests.class)}} or
{{@Suite.SuiteClasses}} 6) check and adjust if needed methods like
{{GridTestUtils.addTestIfNeeded}} to add the class via Junit4 adapter 7) find
and get rid of all code that {{extends TestClass}}
Side note if for some reason it turns out critically important to keep test
suites names (by default Junit 4 will use suite class names instead), approach
with custom description annotation [described
here|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34745080/is-it-possible-to-name-a-test-suite-in-junit-4/34745518]
can be used to address that.
was:
If needed, refer parent task for more details.
1) remove deprecated API of GridAbstractTest and its subclasses 2) remove
dependencies from Junit 3 in Maven 3) migrate tests that were missed at prior
steps, if there are any 4) remove redundant references to {{JUnit4.class}} if
there are any (like in {{@RunWith(JUnit4.class)}}) 5) in tests suite classes,
change {{extends TestSuite}} to either {{@RunWith(AllTests.class)}} or
{{@Suite.SuiteClasses}} 6) use
[Ignore|http://junit.sourceforge.net/javadoc/org/junit/Ignore.html] to annotate
empty test classes in examples that were discovered and re-muted per
IGNITE-10174 7) check and adjust if needed methods like
{{GridTestUtils.addTestIfNeeded}} to add the class via Junit4 adapter 8) find
and get rid of all code that {{extends TestClass}}
Side note if for some reason it turns out critically important to keep test
suites names (by default Junit 4 will use suite class names instead), approach
with custom description annotation [described
here|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34745080/is-it-possible-to-name-a-test-suite-in-junit-4/34745518]
can be used to address that.
> cleanup Junit 3 from the project
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>
> Key: IGNITE-10177
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-10177
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Oleg Ignatenko
> Priority: Major
>
> If needed, refer parent task for more details.
> 1) remove deprecated API of GridAbstractTest and its subclasses 2) remove
> dependencies from Junit 3 in Maven 3) migrate tests that were missed at prior
> steps, if there are any 4) remove redundant references to {{JUnit4.class}} if
> there are any (like in {{@RunWith(JUnit4.class)}}) 5) in tests suite classes,
> change {{extends TestSuite}} to either {{@RunWith(AllTests.class)}} or
> {{@Suite.SuiteClasses}} 6) check and adjust if needed methods like
> {{GridTestUtils.addTestIfNeeded}} to add the class via Junit4 adapter 7) find
> and get rid of all code that {{extends TestClass}}
> Side note if for some reason it turns out critically important to keep test
> suites names (by default Junit 4 will use suite class names instead),
> approach with custom description annotation [described
> here|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34745080/is-it-possible-to-name-a-test-suite-in-junit-4/34745518]
> can be used to address that.
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