I figured it out. It's the old version of JUnit that we're using.
Although we're building OpenJFX with Gradle 4.8, which bundles JUnit
4.12, our "build.gradle" file specifies the older JUnit 4.8.2 (which is
downloaded, along with Hamcrest 1.1, into the Gradle cache under
"~/.gradle/caches").
Hi John,
> Mystery solved! Can we upgrade to JUnit 4.12 (and Hamcrest 1.3) in
the build?
Yes, we can likely do this for openjfx13. As with any update to
third-party code (or any new third-party code), we will need legal
approval, which I can do.
On a somewhat-related topic, we will likely
