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Users are able to run Pax Exam OSGi tests using the JUnit Jupiter API, annotating their test classes with
@ExtendWith(PaxExam.class)
There are some regression tests running in the integration test job on all supported OSGi frameworks.
Notes
With JUnit 4, we had to create our own OSGified artifacts. With JUnit 5, there is still no OSGi support, and things will be even harder, since we'll have to wrap at least 6 JARs and deal with the ServiceLoader which JUnit 5 uses for extension and engine discovery.
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I think we should open a request to the Junit team to include at least OSGi Manifest Headers. I've already done this in the future and it would prevent from struggling at least with wrapping...
Harald Wellmann created PAXEXAM-905
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Notes
With JUnit 4, we had to create our own OSGified artifacts. With JUnit 5, there is still no OSGi support, and things will be even harder, since we'll have to wrap at least 6 JARs and deal with the
ServiceLoader
which JUnit 5 uses for extension and engine discovery.Votes: 0, Watches: 2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: