Sam Brannen opened SPR-17647 and commented
Overview
As discussed in JUnit 5 issue 1701, developers are often unaware of the effect that a preemptive timeout in a testing framework can have on transactional tests in Spring.
Documenting such use cases in the Testing chapter of the Spring Reference Manual, analogous to how I documented it in the JUnit 5 User Guide, would help improve awareness.
Deliverables
- Document effect of preemptive timeouts on transactional tests in the Testing chapter.
- Mention JUnit Jupiter's
assertTimeoutPreemptively().
- Mention JUnit 4's
Timeout rule and timeout support.
- Mention TestNG's
timeOut support.
Reference URL: junit-team/junit-framework#1701
Issue Links:
Referenced from: commits e1e6224, df13e4d
Sam Brannen opened SPR-17647 and commented
Overview
As discussed in JUnit 5 issue 1701, developers are often unaware of the effect that a preemptive timeout in a testing framework can have on transactional tests in Spring.
Documenting such use cases in the Testing chapter of the Spring Reference Manual, analogous to how I documented it in the JUnit 5 User Guide, would help improve awareness.
Deliverables
assertTimeoutPreemptively().Timeoutrule andtimeoutsupport.timeOutsupport.Reference URL: junit-team/junit-framework#1701
Issue Links:
Referenced from: commits e1e6224, df13e4d