David Saff

Thanks for the question. I've written up a little guide to getting started here: https://github.com/junit-team/junit/wiki/I-want-to-help! Looking forward to seeing you around.

The junit project does not contain code for generating XML reports. Are you using, perhaps, ant or maven to generate XML?

It feels like `origin` has a well-defined purpose, at least as we're using it: it is an immutable value that describes how a value was added. I like leaving it...

Just keeping this alive, saw this just today consistently on just the 8th invocation of GradleRunner, all fairly simple projects with build.gradle

If this wasn't first-class supported, how hard would it be to add via a current extension point? David Saff

@fknives you say that "when running tests, those classes will be recognized as Test classes". I'm not seeing that behavior. Following along your example, if I simply declare the library...

Follow-up note: using the Android Instrumented Tests run configuration in Android Studio _does_ find the included classes, which is a surprising difference.

Thanks. That matches what I'm seeing as well. And while your repo may not be minimal, it's a really useful example, thank you!

My guess is that at the time, we were excited about the way that hamcrest Description objects allowed for ways to be more structured than toString. Seems like something we...

Okay, I'll look forward to your return. :-)