Tanaka

Hello @robstoll, can I work on this? >write just normal tests and use a TestExecutionListener I'm thinking to try this literally in first.

Since last Monday, my daytime job has suddenly become busy💤 So I finally started to work on this issue. I'll read some recent commits related to Spek.

As conclusion of this weekend, TestExecutionListener seems not to be able to change test results for me. What I did - added `MyJUnitTest.kt` and `MyJUnitExecutionListener` under readme.examples. - `MyJUnitTest` includes...

I'm reading https://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/user-guide/ According to the docs, DynamicTest (TestFactory) may be able to change test results, I've never used it though. I don't know if it's possible, but I'll try...

@robstoll thanks for your information! I'll read the document and try it.

> I suppose an [InvocationInterceptor](https://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/api/org.junit.jupiter.api/org/junit/jupiter/api/extension/InvocationInterceptor.html) could do the job (did not try it out tough) You are right. It worked 💯 I wrote two simple test classes and two extensions...

I would like to write an interim report. What I did * copied readme-examples package and named it readme-examples-junit5 * added gradle task: readme-examples-junit5 * wrote all readme-examples with junit5...

@robstoll thank you for your kindness and information. yeah, this issue might be difficult a little bit for me. however, I still think I can do something. I'll try your...

Thanks for your hard work. >However, this only hides that the root cause is the custom engine (and would include the workaround in the readme). I suggest we don't follow...