Infinitest 5.2.0 is now available ๐
With:
* Junit 5 support
* Filtering combining inclusion and exclusion patterns
* Filtering using Junit 4 Categories or Junit 5 Tags
A big Thank You to all contributors of this release: @kpbode, @skwirking, @fpoyer, @kemitix.
"#Infinitest sits atop the continuous unit checking tool pile. But, it's a little complicated. "
Help us improve the doc with PRs
https://t.co/q8TOhLO5qj https://t.co/wN4MZjP0Sk
@lebaronjerome@kpbode@skwirking@fpoyer @kemitix Previous versions are not available online. But can be recompiled from source. Do you use eclipse or intellij?
Infinitest 5.2.0 is now available ๐
With:
* Junit 5 support
* Filtering combining inclusion and exclusion patterns
* Filtering using Junit 4 Categories or Junit 5 Tags
A big Thank You to all contributors of this release: @kpbode, @skwirking, @fpoyer, @kemitix.
@lebaronjerome@kpbode@skwirking@fpoyer @kemitix I'm not sure I understand. Do you want to install a new version but can't because of a previous version? If so uninstall the previous one and reinstall the new one. Also please try to use https://t.co/vNbPmgnF42 for this kind of question. Twitter is too limited for support.
New @Infinitest release with JUnit 5 support. So happy to see this project pass from my hands to @dgageot and then to @_sarod. Open source really works!
Using both PitClipse (for PIT mutation testing) and InfiniTest (for live unit testing) in Eclipse feels like I have superpowers. Loving it. https://t.co/dMC7OxhI0H https://t.co/3uOMshripw
Was missing #NCrunch whilst programming in #Java and discovered #EclEmma and #Infinitest for #Eclipse that provide code coverage and continuous testing respectively.