On 27/10/06, John O'Hara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What's in 4 that merits the major feature number?
I'd like to know what we're throwing away.
Junit 4 does not represent a quantum leap in functionality. It uses
annotations like TestNG which is perhaps a bit more flexible
(particularly if people start writing their own) and has some features
that looked useful to me like parametrizable test cases.
It does come with an adapter to allow bridging to tools that are not
"Junit 4 aware", which we used successfully with ant and Intellij 5
(Intellij 6 now supports Junit 4 fully).
Steve, why does the bridge approach (which I believe we added to all
the test cases, e.g.:
public static junit.framework.Test suite()
{
return new JUnit4TestAdapter(AckTest.class);
}
not work with Maven?
RG
