JGiven v0.14.0 Release Notes
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Switch from cglib to ByteBuddy
👀 The internal JGiven interception mechanism was changed to use ByteBuddy instead of cglib. The main reason for this change is support for Android (see below). From a users perspective, JGiven should behave as before.
Backwards Incompatible Changes
Spring Integration
In order to fix issue #259 the Spring integration was largely rewritten. If you only had used the
@EnableJGivenand@JGivenStageannotations, nothing should change. 🔧 If you had a custom Spring configuration for JGiven you have to change the following:- 🚚 The classes
SpringStepMethodInterceptorandJGivenStageAutoProxyCreatordo not exist anymore, you have to remove all references - 🔧 As a replacement the new class
JGivenBeanFactoryPostProcessorexists now. You have to register this bean in your Spring configuration
🆕 New Features
- 👍 Experimental support for JUnit 5 has been added #277
- 🏷 Tags with the same name, but different packages are now correctly distinguished #242 (thanks to ahus1)
- Scenario states can be marked as required to make scenarios fail quickly and with a clear message if the state hasn't been provided #255 (thanks to Airblader)
- ➕ Added prefined Spanish JGiven classes for writing JGiven Scenarios in Spanish #284 (thanks to elenagarcia5)
👍 Experimental JUnit 5 Support
JGiven can now be used together with JUnit 5, by using the
JGivenExtension. Refer to the user guide for additional details. #277👍 Experimental Android Support
✅ There is a new experimental module called
jgiven-android, which enables JGiven support for tests executed on the device or simulator. ✅ This makes it possible to combine JGiven with Espresso tests and even integrate screenshots in the JGiven report. ✅ For details of how to setup and use the Android support have a look at thejgiven-android-testproject.👀 Also see #258
Special thanks to orginx
🛠 Fixed Issues
- 👍 Spring Integration: Nested Steps are now supported when using Spring #259
- 🚚 The classes