Hey there, so, I was writing a unit test for Fred and I was wondering which version of JUnit 4 we are using.
If we already have decided which JUnit version to use we should really document that somewhere in the source tree, e.g. in README.building.md. If we have not yet decided on a version of JUnit 4 (except for “some version of JUnit 4”) I would like to recommend version 4.11. Reasons include, but are not limited to: - It’s the latest non-beta version. - It comes in a single variety only; previous versions come in a “junit” and a “junit-dep” package which, when used together with the Hamcrest matchers, caused lots of confusion because depending on the JUnit version one or both packages contained a copy of the matchers. Also, I would like to add two more packages as dependencies for our tests: - The aforementioned Hamcrest matchers (version 1.3 of the hamcrest-all package) which are immensely valuable for writing clear tests. - The wonderful mockito library which allows to mock dependency objects during testing. I have not used later versions than 1.9.5 but the changelog does not imply that more recent versions should pose any problems. Greetings, -- * David ‘Bombe’ Roden <bo...@pterodactylus.net>
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