A practical setup guide for JUnit 5 covering all major IDEs and build tools. Explains how to add the Jupiter API and engine dependencies, enable native JUnit 5 support in Gradle (4.6+) via useJUnitPlatform() and in Maven via Surefire 2.22.0+, and configure IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse. Also covers fallback options: running JUnit 5 tests through a JUnit 4 runner using JUnitPlatform, and using the standalone console launcher from the command line. Notes on version compatibility and coexistence of multiple JUnit versions in the same project are included.

6m read timeFrom nipafx.dev
Post cover image
Table of contents
▚ Writing Tests▚ Running Tests▚ Compatibility▚ Reflection

Sort: