Currently, JUnit 5 is just out with a “stable” version.
IntelliJ supports JUnit 5 according to the Website.
My question is if eclipse is supporting JUnit 5 as well, and if not when it is going to be supported.
With supported I mean if I can run JUnit 5 tests without the need for a @RunWith(PlatformRunner.class) annotation.
EDIT October 2017: Eclipse now officially supports JUnit 5 as of Eclipse Oxygen1.a (4.7.1a)
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Answer
You can run JUnit 5 tests in Eclipse 4.7 Oxygen after installing the JUnit 5 Support (BETA) for Oxygen 4.7 plugin that you can find in the Eclipse Marketplace. After a complete Eclipse restart, open your project properties at
Java Build Path -> Libraries -> Add Library -> JUnit -> JUnit 5