Hi Ralph, On Tue, 7 Jun 2022 at 22:31, Ralph Goers <ralph.go...@dslextreme.com> wrote: > You do not want to point the external context to JUnit’s ExtensionContext. > Instead, > you should add it as a key to the externalMap.
Why is that? Does `getExternalContext` have a special meaning or is it obsolete? I don't fully understand which kinds of objects should end up in the external map. For example each LoggerContext would benefit from its own copy of PropertiesUtil, so that different logger contexts can have different sets of properties. However I am not sure if I can add it to the external map. This seems to me reserved to largely understood contexts (servlet, JUnit, JSP, Spring) that use the logger context. Am I wrong? Piotr
