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Use standard JUnit4 annotations. #3

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nlativy opened this issue Mar 20, 2015 · 1 comment
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Use standard JUnit4 annotations. #3

nlativy opened this issue Mar 20, 2015 · 1 comment

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nlativy commented Mar 20, 2015

Consider if we can kill the custom annotations in favour of using @Before, @After and @BeforeClass from JUnit4. Would this make sense and would the semantics be clear?

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BenEast commented Apr 14, 2019

Hi @nlativy! I came across this project and I'm considering implementing this enhancement -- is this something that's still worth pursuing for the project? And if yes, do we want to deprecate the custom annotations and still support them, or just remove them completely?

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