I'm delighted to announce the release of Concordion 4.0.0 with support for JUnit5 Jupiter Engine.
Thanks to @lorenzodee for his awesome work on implementing this.
See https://t.co/KmdLGwTbhu for release notes.
We're pleased to announce the release of Concordion 3.2.0 with support for JUnit5 Vintage Engine. We'll be releasing support for the JUnit5 Jupiter Engine in the upcoming v4.0.0.
See https://t.co/uHDpgGzMwm for release notes.
We're pleased to announce the release of Concordion 3.1.3.
This fixes issue #285 "URI is not heirarchical" when using @ConcordionResources with JDK9+
Thanks to sergiowww for the patch!
I'm pleased to announce the release of Concordion 3.1.1.
This adds a new #ROW special variable containing a Map of the cells in a row when executing a table.
It also fixes an issue with relative paths when adding resources.
And lots of internal updates to build tooling too.
I'm pleased to announce the release of Concordion 3.0.0.
The Pegdown markdown parser has been replaced by Flexmark, which is faster, supports CommonMark and has additional extensions and configuration options.
This release requires Java 8 or later and JUnit 4.
@AlexanderGarber Hi, as far as we know the Eclipse plugin is still functional but doesn't have the new commands since Concordion 2.0. Please raise an issue on https://t.co/z0I1rgnwuw if it's broken. (We've just updated the website link).
The IntelliJ IDEA plugin is awesome if that's an option.
@bintray we had issues publishing https://t.co/Ou6GHA7U5T.
1.0.4 is in Maven Central as 1.0.4, but is 1.0.3 in Bintray. We only publish to Maven Central via Bintray. How can this be?
Follows on from 1.0.1, 1.0.2 and 1.0.3 not uploading correctly using gradle bintray plugin.
@mickaelistria@Raumzeitfalle@DevBoost Thanks Mickael - LSP and DAP look interesting and might be something we try if we get around to creating a vscode plugin.
The IntelliJ IDEA plugin was created before LSP and DAP were available. It looks like they're not well supported on IDEA currently either.
/cc @gmandnepr
I'm pleased to announce the release of Concordion 2.2.0.
It includes a new feature that allows examples to be selectively IGNORED or EXPECTED_TO_FAIL.
Also includes a bug fix for example listeners, including BeforeExample and AfterExample annotations.
https://t.co/MLMjTSNK4h
@talios Concordion is tied to XOM currently, with a leaky abstraction on top.
If you're happy to go via HTML, it's easy to create an extension for other formats (see the Excel and old Markdown extension). But generic XML support would take a fair effort.
@Raumzeitfalle@DevBoost There's nobody working on the Eclipse plugin, or planning to, at the moment. Adding MD support would be non-trivial, but anyone is free to give it a go!
The IntelliJ IDEA Concordion Support plugin is awesome, it convinced me to move from Eclipse to IDEA.
@dingfelder No, we implemented our own mechanism which gives us a level of abstraction from JUnit and a different focus, see https://t.co/ZeD2njIEQr for details.
Also, JUnit 5 integration is still work in progress.
Concordion 2.1.3 is released - a patch release fixing issue #255 "Markdown link pointing at .md file not renamed to .html file if the destination fixture throws an error."
¿Es #Concordion un framework que merezca la pena? ¿Puede ser útil en nuestro día a día? Nuestro compañero @RaulMartinezRu_ nos cuenta su experiencia. https://t.co/g8GvgZiIHO