Marcel Schnelle
Marcel Schnelle
Nothing substantial. I did have a look through the test source code of Jetpack Compose a few months ago, unfortunately [leaving quite disappointed](https://twitter.com/marcelschnelle/status/1419994758466965520): There is a lot of tight coupling...
I was celebrating the stable release of Jetpack Compose by giving the integration another shot. It's a very, very simple example but I managed to create a bridge to Compose...
I've spent a bit of time drafting the initial PR for this and pulled in what I had been experimenting with before. You can get it from Sonatype's snapshot repository:...
Thanks for your input @VitaliyDoskoch! I like how your solution works without any multithreading, it's very concise in that way. One of the things that is lacking with the `@ExtendWith`...
Thanks for your feedback, @Piotr-Smietana-Intent! I'm also not quite happy with the extension API for JUnit 5 yet, and your `BeforeEach` example illustrates this pretty well, too.
Yeah, sorry about that, that reformatting is on me. Since your sample project is quite isolated from the remainder of the repository (i.e. its own module), it should be fairly...
You'd basically have to convert the `RobolectricTestRunner` into a [JUnit 5 Extension](http://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/user-guide/#extensions) in order to drive Robolectric tests with the Jupiter `TestEngine`. There are several extension points to hook into,...
This PR used to be a proof-of-concept integration of Robolectric against an outdated version of the android-junit5 plugin. It's up to the Robolectric team to provide full support for JUnit...
Mind the name of the nested object for configuring the integration between JUnit 5 and Jacoco - it's called `jacocoOptions`, not `jacoco`: ```kotlin junitPlatform { jacocoOptions { onlyGenerateTasksForVariants("internalDebug") } }...
I'll look into options to further restrict the involvement of the JUnit 5 plugin with existing custom Jacoco tasks. It's supposed to not interfere when `taskGenerationEnabled = false`, but there...