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Add assertThrows overloads that take a ThrowingSupplier #1401

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If the given ThrowingSupplier fails to throw the expected exception and
instead returns a value, the string representation of the value is
included in the failure message to aide debugging.

Fixes #1394

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@@ -66,8 +87,16 @@ private AssertThrows() {
}

String message = buildPrefix(nullSafeGet(messageOrSupplier))
+ String.format("Expected %s to be thrown, but nothing was thrown.", getCanonicalName(expectedType));
+ String.format("Expected %s to be thrown, but nothing was thrown.", getCanonicalName(expectedType))
+ (result != null ? String.format(" (returned %s)", result) : "");
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As mentioned in #1394...

In any case, we cannot implement it as you have it currently in your PoC since a method may actually return null.

In other words, we would have to maintain the current behavior for Executable and have different behavior for ThrowingSupplier.

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You can probably get away with returning a special Object instance defined in a constant instead of null.

One additional minor thing: the concatenated message will be Expected %s to be thrown, but nothing was thrown. (returned %s). I'd prefer the . to be in the end, i.e. after the closing parenthesis.

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In any case, we cannot implement it as you have it currently in your PoC since a method may actually return null.

Thanks for the reminder! I had started with a different approach than the sentinel value, but I'm happy to do that instead, let me know which you prefer.

I'd prefer the . to be in the end, i.e. after the closing parenthesis.

Done.

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The current change looks good, too. No need to rework it again. Thanks for reminding me of the term "sentinel value", though. I'll try to remember that for next time. 🙂

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In addition to the inline comment, it would be great if you could add an example to the User Guide and mention it in the Release Notes. In case you don't have time to do so, we can take it from here – just let us know! 🙂

@@ -66,8 +87,16 @@ private AssertThrows() {
}

String message = buildPrefix(nullSafeGet(messageOrSupplier))
+ String.format("Expected %s to be thrown, but nothing was thrown.", getCanonicalName(expectedType));
+ String.format("Expected %s to be thrown, but nothing was thrown.", getCanonicalName(expectedType))
+ (result != null ? String.format(" (returned %s)", result) : "");
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You can probably get away with returning a special Object instance defined in a constant instead of null.

One additional minor thing: the concatenated message will be Expected %s to be thrown, but nothing was thrown. (returned %s). I'd prefer the . to be in the end, i.e. after the closing parenthesis.

@marcphilipp marcphilipp added this to the 5.3 M1 milestone May 2, 2018
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it would be great if you could add an example to the User Guide and mention it in the Release Notes.

Sure, for the release notes do I include an edit to https://github.com/junit-team/junit5/blob/master/documentation/src/docs/asciidoc/release-notes/release-notes-5.3.0-M1.adoc in this PR? And do you have a suggestion for where to put the example in the user guide? I see a couple of examples of assertThrows, but none that show what the failure message would be for the assertion.

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Sure, for the release notes do I include an edit to https://github.com/junit-team/junit5/blob/master/documentation/src/docs/asciidoc/release-notes/release-notes-5.3.0-M1.adoc in this PR?

Yep.

And do you have a suggestion for where to put the example in the user guide? I see a couple of examples of assertThrows, but none that show what the failure message would be for the assertion.

Right, it's probably too low level for the User Guide. Let's omit it from there. Instead, we should add a sentence why the new overloaded methods exist to their Javadoc.

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cushon commented May 2, 2018

I updated the release notes and added some detail to the javadoc for the new overloads. Any suggestions for improvements to the text are welcome :)

* <p>If you do not want to perform additional checks on the exception instance,
* simply ignore the return value.
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* <p>If the given {@link ThrowingSupplier<?>} returns a result instead of throwing the expected exception,
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Checkstyle choked on the < character. If I'm not mistaken you may omit the <?>.

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Thanks, done.

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Besides the Checkstyle issue, this looks very good! 👍

If the given ThrowingSupplier fails to throw the expected exception and
instead returns a value, the string representation of the value is
included in the failure message to aide debugging.
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Thanks @cushon!

sbrannen added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 5, 2018
Prior to this commit, if a lambda expression provided to assertThrows()
returned an array instead of throwing an exception, the array included
in the failure message was not human-readable.

This commit addresses this by delegating to
StringUtils.nullSafeToString() in order to properly print arrays as
well.

Issue: #1401
dotCipher pushed a commit to dotCipher/junit5 that referenced this pull request Aug 11, 2018
…arate package with basic event timing

Refactored to -tck format with package name changes + added concept of TestExecution + TerminationInfo

SpotlessApply for checkstyle fixes

Corrected README

Refactored to junit-platform-test and pulled in testArtifact classes from junit-platform-engine

Starting javadocs

Corrected imports and styling

Consolidated some of the API calls for execution recorder + javadocs / API docs

./gradlew spotlessApply

Switched to using Instant for execution timings and minor refactoring

Fix javadoc NPE by removing {@link} references to generics.  Relevant ticket here: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8188248

Bumped API version to tagged PR version of platform 1.3.x

Fixed platform-tooling-support-tests for junit-platform-test module

Refactor to junit-platform-testkit from junit-platform-test

Fixed top level build.gradle reference for junit-platform-testkit name

Fixed a few typos

Fixed expected package in jar-describe-module test

Fixed another package typo for jar-describe-module test

Suppress warnings in tests

Rename test class to DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests

- Added the "s" to "Test"

Disable broken tests in DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests

This commit disables tests in
DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests that are broken due
to issues with Mockito on Java 10.

Issue: junit-team#1478

Fix DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests

Move test task config to testing.gradle

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Simplify test include config in Gradle build

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Introduce log4j config for platform-tooling-support-tests project

Avoid Eclipse build path cycles

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project so that there are no build path cycles when importing all of
the projects into Eclipse.

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junitlauncher task. This supersedes the need for the
SummaryPrintingListener class, which is now removed from the
example project.

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This reverts commit 1c3899e.

Do not publish to local Maven repo unless necessary

This commit reintroduces the change in 84e2abe and adds a comment to
explain the rationale.

Issue: junit-team#1429

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Polish JavaDoc for @ResourceLocks

Remove default value for @ResourceLocks.value()

Added back API functions

Refactored method usage in most tests to adhere to original API

Add missing @since/@API to Store.getOrComputeIfAbsent(Class)

This commit adds the missing @SInCE and @API declarations to
ExtensionContext.Store.getOrComputeIfAbsent(Class<V>) that were
accidentally omitted in the JUnit 5.1 release.

Issue: junit-team#1110

Polishing

Polishing

Prune Release Notes for 5.3

Closes: junit-team#1480

Introduce skeleton for 5.3 RC1 release notes

Introduce "Release Notes" template

Improve error message for 0 arg sets for a @ParameterizedTest

Issue: junit-team#1477

Fix broken test

Use simple class name as display name in JUnit Vintage

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Vintage generated display names for test classes. Specifically, Jupiter
provided short class names as display names; whereas, Vintage provided
fully qualified class names.

This commit addresses this by using the simple name of the test class
as the display in Vintage as well.

Issue: junit-team#970

Document change in Release Notes

Issue: junit-team#970

Ensure project is built successfully before publishing

Polish HierarchicalTestEngine and collaborators

Introduce TestInstanceFactory extension API

This commit introduces a new TestInstanceFactory extension API that
allows for custom creation of test instances.

- TestInstanceFactory must be applied at the class level.
- If multiple TestInstanceFactory extensions are registered on a single
  test class, an exception is thrown.
- TestInstanceFactory may also be used with @nested test classes, in
  which case only one TestInstanceFactory is registered on each level.

Issue: junit-team#672

Polish TestInstanceFactory implementation

Issue: junit-team#672

Move TestInstanceFactory entry to 5.3 RC1 Release Notes

Issue: junit-team#672

Polish TestInstanceFactory section in User Guide

Issue: junit-team#672

Instantiate converters and aggregators only once per parameterized test

Prior to this commit `ArgumentConverter` and `ArgumentsAggregator`
classes were instantiated once per invocation of the
`@ParameterizedTest`.

With this commit, instances will be created during the first invocation
of the `@ParameterizedTest` method, stored and reused on subsequent
invocations.

If the same converter of aggregator classes are used on other
`@ParameterizedTest` methods a new instance will be created on first
invocation and reused for subsequent invocations of that method.

Of the two proposed options to implement this, either eager
instantiation or reuse I chose reuse. The rationale was if the
instantiation of a Converter of Aggregator failed with an exception this
error could be caught with the existing safe mechanism and also for the
failure to be very close to the impacting test invocation.

Issue: junit-team#1397

Polishing

Document junit-team#1397 in Release Notes

Resolves junit-team#1397. Closes junit-team#1433.

Make TestInstancePostProcessor a @FunctionalInterface

Polish TestInstanceFactoryTests

Issue: junit-team#672

Ensure TestInstanceFactory can be registered as a lambda expression

Issue: junit-team#672

Test exception handling for TestInstanceFactory errors

Issue: junit-team#672

Ensure TestInstanceFactory creates object of correct type

Issue: junit-team#672

Resolve TestInstanceFactory at class level

Prior to this commit, TestInstanceFactory extensions were resolved
lazily on-demand. This led to the undesired side effect that
configuration errors were reported for each test method when executing
with per-method lifecycle semantics. In addition, this also meant that
an attempt was made to invoke all test methods even though the test
class could not be instantiated.

This commit addresses these issues by resolving the TestInstanceFactory
during the "prepare" phase for each ClassTestDescriptor.

This commit also introduces the following methods in ExtensionRegistry
in order to make the above change possible.

 - getParent()
 - getLocalExtensions(Class)

Issue: junit-team#672

Handle exception thrown by TestInstanceFactory

This commit ensures that an exception thrown by a TestInstanceFactory
is wrapped in a TestInstantiationException, unless the exception is
already a TestInstantiationException in which case it is simply rethrown.

Issue: junit-team#672

Allow Assertions and Assumptions classes to be extended

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Assumptions classes since they both were final and had private
constructors.

This commit removes this restriction in order to support unusual
circumstances in which it may be "forbidden" to use static imports.

Note, however, that a note has been added to the class-level JavaDoc for
these classes in order to voice the opinion of the JUnit Team that it is
a best practice to use static imports for methods defined in the
Assertions and Assumptions classes.

Resolves: junit-team#1484

Upgrade Gradle to 4.9-rc-1

Introduce ParameterizedTestMethodContext

`ParameterizedTestMethodContext` encapsulates access to the test method parameters' annotations to ensure it is only done once per `@ParameterizedTest`
which significantly improves performance for methods with more than a few
declared parameters.

Resolves junit-team#1483.

Upgrade to Gradle build-scan 1.15

Make AnnotationConsumer a @FunctionalInterface

Fix and polish JavaDoc for AnnotationConsumer

Polish JavaDoc

Polish JavaDoc

Upgrade to Kotlin 1.2.51

Use single quotes where feasible in Gradle build scripts

Print arrays in failure msg for assertThrows(ThrowingSupplier)

Prior to this commit, if a lambda expression provided to assertThrows()
returned an array instead of throwing an exception, the array included
in the failure message was not human-readable.

This commit addresses this by delegating to
StringUtils.nullSafeToString() in order to properly print arrays as
well.

Issue: junit-team#1401

Add note regarding CommonParserSettings.setNumberOfRowsToSkip()

Improve exception handling for CSV errors

This commit introduces custom exception handling for errors that occur
while processing the @CsvSource and @CsvFileSource annotations for
parameterized tests.

In addition to custom error messages, this commit also introduces a
dedicated CsvParsingException.

Attempt to fix build on Windows

Use archive.apache.org to download Ant binaries

Prior to this commit a mirror was used to get the current version,
1.10.4, of the Ant binaries. When the next version, like 1.10.5,
is released the mirrors usually switch to provide only the new
version. This will fail our build.
Now, using archive.apache.org to download Ant binaries, the build
will continue to work: the archive provides the current and also
former releases.

Note: Tool.MAVEN already uses the same source.

Refine DoD wrt. test coverage

Team Decision: Make it more clear to contributors that not just happy
paths should be covered by tests

Safely parse FilePosition from query string

Prior to this commit, FilePosition.fromQuery() would fail (and return
an empty Optional) if any query parameter had a non-integer value.

This commit fixes this issue by only attempting to parse a query
parameter's value as an integer if the parameter's name is "line" or
"column".

In addition, the parsing algorithm now stops as soon as it has
encountered entries for the line and column.

Fixes: junit-team#1489

Implement first-one-wins algorithm in FilePosition.fromQuery()

Remove unnecessary @API declaration

Support classpath resource for custom TestSource in dynamic tests

Issue junit-team#1178 introduced support for creating a UriSource (specifically a
FileSource, DirectorySource, or DefaultUriSource) from a URI supplied
for a dynamic container or dynamic test.

This commit further extends that feature by introducing support for
creating a ClasspathResourceSource from a URI supplied for a dynamic
container or dynamic test if the URI contains the "classpath" scheme.
Otherwise, the behavior introduced in junit-team#1178 is used.

Issue: junit-team#1467

Add missing Release Notes entry for 5.3 M1

Issue: junit-team#1178

Polish Release Notes for 5.3 M1

Polishing

Exceptions in `@AfterEach` methods fail aborted tests

Issue: junit-team#1313

Exceptions in `@AfterAll` methods fail aborted containers

Issue: junit-team#1313

Make ThrowableCollector configurable

This commit generalizes `ThrowableCollector` to take a predicate that
is used to decide whether a `Throwable` is aborted or failed execution.
The Jupiter engines uses a specialized implementation that treats OTA's
`TestAbortedExceptions` as aborting and everything else as failing:
`OpenTest4JAwareThrowableCollector`.

In addition, this commit introduces `ThrowableCollector.Factory` and
lets `HierarchicalTestEngines` create them in order to allow the engine
to decide how to configure its `ThrowableCollectors`. For backwards
compatibility, the default implementation returns a factory that
always creates instances of `OpenTest4JAwareThrowableCollector`.

Issue: junit-team#1313

Use diamond notation where possible

Polishing

Rename keepAlive to keepAliveSeconds

Prior to this commit, the Javadoc for `getKeepAlive()` in
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timeout's unit was milliseconds when in fact
`ForkJoinPoolHierarchicalTestExecutorService` used seconds. Now,
the property has been renamed to `getKeepSecondsAlive()` and the
documentation has been adapted accordingly.

Compile tests using Java 10

Simplify configuration of Java compile tasks

Spotless!

Document result of ArgumentsProvider throwing TestAbortedException

Issue: junit-team#1477

Enable all recommended compiler warnings

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warnings via `-Xlint:<key>` arguments. The list of possible keys
grew to 26, as of javac shipped with JDK 10, and we already
missed to activate some new warnings.

Now all recommended compiler warnings are enabled via the
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Disable "method overrides" warnings for test sources

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ResultAwareThrowingSupplierAdapter API in order to avoid a warning
that results from the use of an anonymous inner class with "redundant
type information" that is flagged on JDK 9 and above. Since the code
base is still released using JDK 8 as the target environment, we cannot
simply use the diamond notation for the anonymous inner class
declaration.

Upgrade to Gradle 4.9-rc-2

Reuse config from testing.gradle

Polishing

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Prior to this commit, concurrently executed dynamic tests (e.g. from a
Jupiter `@ParameterizedTest`) were forked immediately after being
reported even though all worker threads of the `ForkJoinPool` were
already busy. Now, we limit the amount of queued work by using
`ForkJoinTask.getSurplusQueuedTaskCount()`. We only fork execution if,
according to this heuristic, the task can be executed right away.
Otherwise, we execute the task in the current thread which effectively
blocks further dynamic tests from being reported and queued.

Issue: junit-team#1491

Add tests for additional supported @MethodSource return types

A discussion in junit-team#1492 made us aware that @MethodSource factory methods
can return 2D object arrays as well as other types that were neither
tested nor documented.

This commit introduces tests for additionally supported return types
for @MethodSource factory methods.

Issue: junit-team#1492

Starting refactor to minimize code diff noise based on CR

Correcting some formatting problems

Minimize the codediff by providing existing method calls, preserving order of method declarations, and indentation
dotCipher pushed a commit to dotCipher/junit5 that referenced this pull request Sep 18, 2018
…arate package with basic event timing

Refactored to -tck format with package name changes + added concept of TestExecution + TerminationInfo

SpotlessApply for checkstyle fixes

Corrected README

Refactored to junit-platform-test and pulled in testArtifact classes from junit-platform-engine

Starting javadocs

Corrected imports and styling

Consolidated some of the API calls for execution recorder + javadocs / API docs

./gradlew spotlessApply

Switched to using Instant for execution timings and minor refactoring

Fix javadoc NPE by removing {@link} references to generics.  Relevant ticket here: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8188248

Bumped API version to tagged PR version of platform 1.3.x

Fixed platform-tooling-support-tests for junit-platform-test module

Refactor to junit-platform-testkit from junit-platform-test

Fixed top level build.gradle reference for junit-platform-testkit name

Fixed a few typos

Fixed expected package in jar-describe-module test

Fixed another package typo for jar-describe-module test

Suppress warnings in tests

Rename test class to DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests

- Added the "s" to "Test"

Disable broken tests in DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests

This commit disables tests in
DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests that are broken due
to issues with Mockito on Java 10.

Issue: junit-team#1478

Fix DefaultParallelExecutionConfigurationStrategyTests

Move test task config to testing.gradle

 - Remove duplication
 - Rename test classes to adhere to naming convention

Simplify test include config in Gradle build

Upgrade to Mockito 2.19.0

Upgrade to Maven Surefire 2.22.0

Upgrade to Univocity 2.6.4

Upgrade to Spotless 3.13.0

Upgrade to Dependency Versions plugin 0.20.0

Release 5.3 M1

Back to snapshots for further development

Add missing date for 5.3 M1 release

Upgrade to Gradle build scan 1.14

Upgrade to Fast Classpath Scanner 3.1.0

Upgrade to JRuby 9.2.0.0

Upgrade to JMH Gradle plugin 0.4.6

Upgrade to Nemerosa Versioning plugin 2.7.1

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Introduce log4j config for platform-tooling-support-tests project

Avoid Eclipse build path cycles

This commit modifies the test dependencies for the junit-jupiter-engine
project so that there are no build path cycles when importing all of
the projects into Eclipse.

Switch to different mirror for Ant downloads

Use latest Ant version

Upgrade to Ant 1.10.4

Ant now supports printing the test run summary via the built-in
junitlauncher task. This supersedes the need for the
SummaryPrintingListener class, which is now removed from the
example project.

Revert JRuby upgrade due to incompatibility with asciidoctorj

This reverts commit 1c3899e.

Do not publish to local Maven repo unless necessary

This commit reintroduces the change in 84e2abe and adds a comment to
explain the rationale.

Issue: junit-team#1429

Polish JavaDoc for @ResourceLock

Polish JavaDoc for @ResourceLocks

Remove default value for @ResourceLocks.value()

Added back API functions

Refactored method usage in most tests to adhere to original API

Add missing @since/@API to Store.getOrComputeIfAbsent(Class)

This commit adds the missing @SInCE and @API declarations to
ExtensionContext.Store.getOrComputeIfAbsent(Class<V>) that were
accidentally omitted in the JUnit 5.1 release.

Issue: junit-team#1110

Polishing

Polishing

Prune Release Notes for 5.3

Closes: junit-team#1480

Introduce skeleton for 5.3 RC1 release notes

Introduce "Release Notes" template

Improve error message for 0 arg sets for a @ParameterizedTest

Issue: junit-team#1477

Fix broken test

Use simple class name as display name in JUnit Vintage

Prior to this commit, there was a discrepancy between how Jupiter and
Vintage generated display names for test classes. Specifically, Jupiter
provided short class names as display names; whereas, Vintage provided
fully qualified class names.

This commit addresses this by using the simple name of the test class
as the display in Vintage as well.

Issue: junit-team#970

Document change in Release Notes

Issue: junit-team#970

Ensure project is built successfully before publishing

Polish HierarchicalTestEngine and collaborators

Introduce TestInstanceFactory extension API

This commit introduces a new TestInstanceFactory extension API that
allows for custom creation of test instances.

- TestInstanceFactory must be applied at the class level.
- If multiple TestInstanceFactory extensions are registered on a single
  test class, an exception is thrown.
- TestInstanceFactory may also be used with @nested test classes, in
  which case only one TestInstanceFactory is registered on each level.

Issue: junit-team#672

Polish TestInstanceFactory implementation

Issue: junit-team#672

Move TestInstanceFactory entry to 5.3 RC1 Release Notes

Issue: junit-team#672

Polish TestInstanceFactory section in User Guide

Issue: junit-team#672

Instantiate converters and aggregators only once per parameterized test

Prior to this commit `ArgumentConverter` and `ArgumentsAggregator`
classes were instantiated once per invocation of the
`@ParameterizedTest`.

With this commit, instances will be created during the first invocation
of the `@ParameterizedTest` method, stored and reused on subsequent
invocations.

If the same converter of aggregator classes are used on other
`@ParameterizedTest` methods a new instance will be created on first
invocation and reused for subsequent invocations of that method.

Of the two proposed options to implement this, either eager
instantiation or reuse I chose reuse. The rationale was if the
instantiation of a Converter of Aggregator failed with an exception this
error could be caught with the existing safe mechanism and also for the
failure to be very close to the impacting test invocation.

Issue: junit-team#1397

Polishing

Document junit-team#1397 in Release Notes

Resolves junit-team#1397. Closes junit-team#1433.

Make TestInstancePostProcessor a @FunctionalInterface

Polish TestInstanceFactoryTests

Issue: junit-team#672

Ensure TestInstanceFactory can be registered as a lambda expression

Issue: junit-team#672

Test exception handling for TestInstanceFactory errors

Issue: junit-team#672

Ensure TestInstanceFactory creates object of correct type

Issue: junit-team#672

Resolve TestInstanceFactory at class level

Prior to this commit, TestInstanceFactory extensions were resolved
lazily on-demand. This led to the undesired side effect that
configuration errors were reported for each test method when executing
with per-method lifecycle semantics. In addition, this also meant that
an attempt was made to invoke all test methods even though the test
class could not be instantiated.

This commit addresses these issues by resolving the TestInstanceFactory
during the "prepare" phase for each ClassTestDescriptor.

This commit also introduces the following methods in ExtensionRegistry
in order to make the above change possible.

 - getParent()
 - getLocalExtensions(Class)

Issue: junit-team#672

Handle exception thrown by TestInstanceFactory

This commit ensures that an exception thrown by a TestInstanceFactory
is wrapped in a TestInstantiationException, unless the exception is
already a TestInstantiationException in which case it is simply rethrown.

Issue: junit-team#672

Allow Assertions and Assumptions classes to be extended

Prior to this commit, it was not possible to extend the Assertions and
Assumptions classes since they both were final and had private
constructors.

This commit removes this restriction in order to support unusual
circumstances in which it may be "forbidden" to use static imports.

Note, however, that a note has been added to the class-level JavaDoc for
these classes in order to voice the opinion of the JUnit Team that it is
a best practice to use static imports for methods defined in the
Assertions and Assumptions classes.

Resolves: junit-team#1484

Upgrade Gradle to 4.9-rc-1

Introduce ParameterizedTestMethodContext

`ParameterizedTestMethodContext` encapsulates access to the test method parameters' annotations to ensure it is only done once per `@ParameterizedTest`
which significantly improves performance for methods with more than a few
declared parameters.

Resolves junit-team#1483.

Upgrade to Gradle build-scan 1.15

Make AnnotationConsumer a @FunctionalInterface

Fix and polish JavaDoc for AnnotationConsumer

Polish JavaDoc

Polish JavaDoc

Upgrade to Kotlin 1.2.51

Use single quotes where feasible in Gradle build scripts

Print arrays in failure msg for assertThrows(ThrowingSupplier)

Prior to this commit, if a lambda expression provided to assertThrows()
returned an array instead of throwing an exception, the array included
in the failure message was not human-readable.

This commit addresses this by delegating to
StringUtils.nullSafeToString() in order to properly print arrays as
well.

Issue: junit-team#1401

Add note regarding CommonParserSettings.setNumberOfRowsToSkip()

Improve exception handling for CSV errors

This commit introduces custom exception handling for errors that occur
while processing the @CsvSource and @CsvFileSource annotations for
parameterized tests.

In addition to custom error messages, this commit also introduces a
dedicated CsvParsingException.

Attempt to fix build on Windows

Use archive.apache.org to download Ant binaries

Prior to this commit a mirror was used to get the current version,
1.10.4, of the Ant binaries. When the next version, like 1.10.5,
is released the mirrors usually switch to provide only the new
version. This will fail our build.
Now, using archive.apache.org to download Ant binaries, the build
will continue to work: the archive provides the current and also
former releases.

Note: Tool.MAVEN already uses the same source.

Refine DoD wrt. test coverage

Team Decision: Make it more clear to contributors that not just happy
paths should be covered by tests

Safely parse FilePosition from query string

Prior to this commit, FilePosition.fromQuery() would fail (and return
an empty Optional) if any query parameter had a non-integer value.

This commit fixes this issue by only attempting to parse a query
parameter's value as an integer if the parameter's name is "line" or
"column".

In addition, the parsing algorithm now stops as soon as it has
encountered entries for the line and column.

Fixes: junit-team#1489

Implement first-one-wins algorithm in FilePosition.fromQuery()

Remove unnecessary @API declaration

Support classpath resource for custom TestSource in dynamic tests

Issue junit-team#1178 introduced support for creating a UriSource (specifically a
FileSource, DirectorySource, or DefaultUriSource) from a URI supplied
for a dynamic container or dynamic test.

This commit further extends that feature by introducing support for
creating a ClasspathResourceSource from a URI supplied for a dynamic
container or dynamic test if the URI contains the "classpath" scheme.
Otherwise, the behavior introduced in junit-team#1178 is used.

Issue: junit-team#1467

Add missing Release Notes entry for 5.3 M1

Issue: junit-team#1178

Polish Release Notes for 5.3 M1

Polishing

Exceptions in `@AfterEach` methods fail aborted tests

Issue: junit-team#1313

Exceptions in `@AfterAll` methods fail aborted containers

Issue: junit-team#1313

Make ThrowableCollector configurable

This commit generalizes `ThrowableCollector` to take a predicate that
is used to decide whether a `Throwable` is aborted or failed execution.
The Jupiter engines uses a specialized implementation that treats OTA's
`TestAbortedExceptions` as aborting and everything else as failing:
`OpenTest4JAwareThrowableCollector`.

In addition, this commit introduces `ThrowableCollector.Factory` and
lets `HierarchicalTestEngines` create them in order to allow the engine
to decide how to configure its `ThrowableCollectors`. For backwards
compatibility, the default implementation returns a factory that
always creates instances of `OpenTest4JAwareThrowableCollector`.

Issue: junit-team#1313

Use diamond notation where possible

Polishing

Rename keepAlive to keepAliveSeconds

Prior to this commit, the Javadoc for `getKeepAlive()` in
`ParallelExecutionConfiguration` mistakenly documented that the
timeout's unit was milliseconds when in fact
`ForkJoinPoolHierarchicalTestExecutorService` used seconds. Now,
the property has been renamed to `getKeepSecondsAlive()` and the
documentation has been adapted accordingly.

Compile tests using Java 10

Simplify configuration of Java compile tasks

Spotless!

Document result of ArgumentsProvider throwing TestAbortedException

Issue: junit-team#1477

Enable all recommended compiler warnings

Prior to this commit, we maintained an explicit list of compiler
warnings via `-Xlint:<key>` arguments. The list of possible keys
grew to 26, as of javac shipped with JDK 10, and we already
missed to activate some new warnings.

Now all recommended compiler warnings are enabled via the
`-Xlint` argument.

Disable "method overrides" warnings for test sources

Avoid redundant type argument warning on JDK 9+

This commit introduces a concrete implementation of the internal
ResultAwareThrowingSupplierAdapter API in order to avoid a warning
that results from the use of an anonymous inner class with "redundant
type information" that is flagged on JDK 9 and above. Since the code
base is still released using JDK 8 as the target environment, we cannot
simply use the diamond notation for the anonymous inner class
declaration.

Upgrade to Gradle 4.9-rc-2

Reuse config from testing.gradle

Polishing

Limit queue size of dynamic tests

Prior to this commit, concurrently executed dynamic tests (e.g. from a
Jupiter `@ParameterizedTest`) were forked immediately after being
reported even though all worker threads of the `ForkJoinPool` were
already busy. Now, we limit the amount of queued work by using
`ForkJoinTask.getSurplusQueuedTaskCount()`. We only fork execution if,
according to this heuristic, the task can be executed right away.
Otherwise, we execute the task in the current thread which effectively
blocks further dynamic tests from being reported and queued.

Issue: junit-team#1491

Add tests for additional supported @MethodSource return types

A discussion in junit-team#1492 made us aware that @MethodSource factory methods
can return 2D object arrays as well as other types that were neither
tested nor documented.

This commit introduces tests for additionally supported return types
for @MethodSource factory methods.

Issue: junit-team#1492

Starting refactor to minimize code diff noise based on CR

Correcting some formatting problems

Minimize the codediff by providing existing method calls, preserving order of method declarations, and indentation
dotCipher pushed a commit to dotCipher/junit5 that referenced this pull request Sep 18, 2018
Prior to this commit, if a lambda expression provided to assertThrows()
returned an array instead of throwing an exception, the array included
in the failure message was not human-readable.

This commit addresses this by delegating to
StringUtils.nullSafeToString() in order to properly print arrays as
well.

Issue: junit-team#1401
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