"Add JUnit library" in Eclipes does not have "Junit 5" option

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Vikas Kumar picture Vikas Kumar · Mar 30, 2017 · Viewed 20k times · Source

Can anyone help me to add Junit 5 in eclipse? When I create java project and add junit library it only shows Junit3 and junit4. I did not find junit5 and do not know how to set up things so that I can use Junit5 in project. I also gone through this guide, but did not understand where to setup these codes in eclipse.

Can anyone help me step by step how to implement Junit5 Test in eclipse-neon?

Answer

Nicolai Parlog picture Nicolai Parlog · Mar 30, 2017

In addition to greg's answer, I want to point out that you can already use Oxygen with JUnit 5. The steps to set it up are documented in the Eclipse Wiki. (I'd rather not repeat them here because it is likely that they will change, in which case this answer would be outdated.)

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