What is the status of this project?

[vasilmkd]

Hello 👋🏻 .

My intention with this question is only from a project management perspective. I do not wish to put any pressure on the developers of this project, nor do I expect or feel entitled to receive any new feature work or bug fixes.

I work on the Scala Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA team at JetBrains. We're currently using junit-interface to run the plugin tests. We're looking into moving on to sbt-jupiter-interface in order to take advantage of JUnit 5. With the help of junit-vintage-engine we would like to continue running our old tests without changes and write new tests using JUnit 5.

While the test framework works in the simple cases, I'm quickly running into problems already mentioned in #41 and #54 some years ago.

I'm trying to evaluate whether it would be a good idea to start using sbt-jupiter-interface.

From the outside, it feels like this project has been abandoned. Are there any plans to resume development? Is the project in need of more contributors?

Thanks in advance.

[mkurz]

Hey @vasilmkd,

From the outside, it feels like this project has been abandoned. Are there any plans to resume development? Is the project in need of more contributors?

I plan to bring this plug in up-to-date in the coming weeks, so we can use it in the Play Framework. Also see #59 which I will take a look at then and merge and see what needs to be done.

If you want to provide pull requests please do so.

[vasilmkd]

Thank you, this is very encouraging! I will let you start the work with merging the existing PRs, so that we don't start moving in potentially different directions. Then we'll take it from there.

I will keep an eye out on the repository.

[eed3si9n]

I've set up release automation, and published:

• https://github.com/sbt/sbt-jupiter-interface/releases/tag/v0.11.3
• https://github.com/sbt/sbt-jupiter-interface/releases/tag/v0.11.4 (JUnit 5.9.3)

and sent #87 for @Suite support. I could not reproduce #41 though.