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NoSQL Unit is not compatible with JUnit 5 #175
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Actually you can use legacy modules in JUnit5 to run with |
Is there any new? I really like this module, but JUnit 5 no longer supports @rule (what is a mess). Is there any plan to create an extension or something to make it work? |
I'd like to do it but currently no time, but any PR would e more than welcome, it should not be hard at all, since all the logic is placed ina single class. |
Same here, this would greatly aligned with our spring boot 2 and junit5 conventions. I would try to see if I can do this code when there's time and send a PR. |
I'm looking forward to using NoSQLUnit on junit5.I upgraded the version of junit, but I found that nosqlunit and junit5 are not compatible. |
Any updates on this? It's been almost a year now since the issue was raised. I've just discovered this library and was anxious to try it. Wasted a few hours trying to figure out why it's not working with Spring Boot 2, only to find this thread that confirms what I had suspected. |
Currently, I m super busy and I cannot spend so much time on this migration, but it should be possible by creating a new module and reimplementing this class |
JUnit 5 is released since September 10, 2017. @rule are not supported any more so NoSQL is not compatible with JUnit 5.
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