Log hierarchy in Logback is based on the log names. That is a characteristic that makes lots of interesting and handy features possible. The post looks into a couple of examples how that works. How named log hierarchy works According to the logger documentation, a logger is said to be an ancestor of another logger if its name followed by a …
One of the standard Mockito related questions I’ve come across is online is “Can we mock final classes with Mockito?”. The answer to this question since Mockito 2 was introduced is “Yes, we can.”. Example code This is the test I would like to be able to run: @ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class) class PersonTest { @Mock PinProvider pinProvider; @Test public void shouldCreatePersonWithCorrectPin() { …
Thanks to the new architecture that JUnit 5 introduces it is possible to run both JUnit 4 and JUnit 5 tests in the same project. JUnit 5 consists of three different sub-projects: Platform – to support the implementation of various test engines. Jupiter – the engine to run JUnit 5 tests. Vintage – the engine to run JUnit 4 tests. Maven …
Since version 2.16.3 Mockito has official support for Junit5. Using Mockito with JUnit now is even easier than before. Previously I kept forgetting what rule I was supposed to use for injecting the mocks, and how I set the strictness again? Plus the extra field in each test class! Mockito with JUnit 5 example The newly introduced extension is not part of …
