Update processor tests to use JUnit 5 #10379
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I'll merge this one so that it won't get outdated. Let me know if there's anything to adjust with the new extension. |
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Hey @sebersole, @gavinking
I was looking at where we still have junit 4 rules/runners and noticed that the entire suite for the processor is junit4 based. This PR changes that 😃.
I'm looking at Envers tests now, and I think I found how to make those work with "parameterized classes extension". I'll experiment a bit more with those and then see if I can convert them all 🙈
with Envers and processor tests converted it seems we would only need to update core tests to get it all on JUnit 5 🤞🏻 😄
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