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WireMock with JUnit 5
See original GitHub issueIn JUnit 5, @Rule and @ClassRule is superseded by @ExtendWith, which requires extension class.
And it seems like extension for WireMock is not yet supported.
Is there any alternative way to use WireMock with stubbing and verification via JUnit 5?
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- Created 6 years ago
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What about splitting Wiremock library in two –
wiremock-coreandwiremock-junit4and addingwiremock-jupiterfor JUnit 5 support?The
wiremocklibrary could then simply have a dependency on core and junit4 for the sake of legacy users?I’m coming around to the idea of making both JUnit 4 and 5 optional/provided dependencies. I’m going to look at this (with the usual caveats about being busy and it not happening quickly).