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Hi! From the README and a quick glance at the code, it looks as this project does not have JUnit 5-compatible data providers? if so, would it make sense to add those? or should it rather be a separate project in this case?
I was just looking for Excel-data provider for JUnit5, and, even though it was rather trivial to implement as a @MethodSource, I still think it's worth being in a library, and this one looks like the best possible candidate.. What do you think? I could contribute the implementation, with some guidance, probably.
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Thanks for asking - originally the junit-dataroviders is relying on junitparam - it was started when the junit 4 was quite stable and widely used and the junit-dataproviders and testng-dataproviders are very much like one another. i may missed the event of junit5 becoming popular to start convertions -will be happy to do the work
Documented adapting the data provider to a Junit 5 @MethodSource in the README.md. Will convert to junit 5 in a little bit - it does not seem practical to have one pom.xml etc for both releases of framefork, and pom.xml is already overloaded with profiles
Hi! From the README and a quick glance at the code, it looks as this project does not have JUnit 5-compatible data providers? if so, would it make sense to add those? or should it rather be a separate project in this case?
I was just looking for Excel-data provider for JUnit5, and, even though it was rather trivial to implement as a
@MethodSource
, I still think it's worth being in a library, and this one looks like the best possible candidate.. What do you think? I could contribute the implementation, with some guidance, probably.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: