This may be a repeated question. But I have gone through some 10-15 related posts and associated responses which have not resolved my issue. The issue that I am facing is as here below I have a SpringRest controller class with custom ApplicationException. I have written a Junit for my controller and here below is the snippet where I am
Tag: junit5
junit 5 custom parametrized tests
I’m using Junit 5 parametrized tests with custom name as follow where PARAMETERIZED_TESTS_NAME_PLACEHOLDER is defined in its own utility class the problem I’m facing is that as I’m using extensively the parametrized tests, my code is cluttered by these @ParameterizedTest(name = PARAMETERIZED_TESTS_NAME_PLACEHOLDER). so I created a custom annotation to fix this but this annotation is ignored when I use it
JUnit 5 @EnabledIfSystemProperty doesn’t work as expected
I migrated my test from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5. All works fine but the translation of my previous annotation: @IfProfileValue(name = “run.import.tests”, values = {“true”}) into @…
Java common JDBC SQL Query strategy for Unit Test using HSQLDB and runtime using MySQL
I am developing Java Vert.x 3 application. I use HSQLDB for testing with in-memory DB and MySQL 8.0.20 for runtime. When the vertx verticle is deployed, it initializes the db and tables. Since this is a common code and there are differing SQL syntax between HSQLDB and MySQL and more ridiculously, the HSQLDB capitalizes all the property names and I
Run Both JUnit 4 and Junit5 With Maven Surefire Plugin – 2020
I see a few people having this issue and am struggling for a few weeks now, but not able to run both JUnit4 and JUnit5 on the same project (I need this to maintain some old tests). I noticed that if I remove the maven surefire plugin I can run the JUnit4 tests whereas when it’s added to the POM
SpringBoot does not run unit tests when added into dependencyManagement
My project is supposed to be inherited from a custom parent and at the same time use Spring Boot. The standard solution for that is using <dependencyManagement> section as described here. The problem is when a Spring Boot dependency is added into the section, maven does not see any unit tests (Test runs = 0). I reproduced that with artifacts
Setting up properly SonarQube for Code Coverage
I’m using JUnit5 on a SpringBoot backend application server using Maven. Here is the sonar-project.properties file that is at the root of the project: I use the sonar-scanner command line to run update the project after a build/test. The Overview board on sonar-cloud looks like this: I at least got the unit tests to be recognized, but somehow I’m still
JUnit5: Specify order of execution of multiple @Nested classes
Does Junit5 give any guarantees regarding execution order of @Nested classes defined within the same parent? With a trivial example I made, I notice the tests are executed in reverse order of declaration, but this behavior is neither documented (or is it?) nor consistent with how @Test annotated methods are ordered by default. It’s also quite annoying, because obviously I’d
How to get rid of TemporaryFolder rule in Junit5
I’m migrating unit tests from Junit4 to Junit5. In the test I’m using TemporaryFolder rule from Junit4 API. To keep the test working I added @EnableRuleMigrationSupport annotation: As I understand, in Junit5 I need to use extensions instead of rules, but I can’t find any replacement for TemporaryFolder in Junit5 extensions. Does it exist? How to correctly replace TemporaryFolder rule
How do I mock RestTemplate exchange using junit 5 (Jupiter)
I tried with below code but in response body I got empty records. Please help me on below code. Java Code: Test Code: Answer You need to set the value of customer in your response. The values you are setting in customer object is not being used anywhere. Try this: