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JUnit 5: assertEquals suspicious order of arguments
Suspicious argument values for 'expected' and 'actual'
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- java
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
- quality
JUnit 5: assertEquals suspicious order of arguments (with message)
Suspicious argument values for 'expected' and 'actual'
- warning
- java
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
- quality
JUnit 5: @Disabled Description
Add a description to indicate why the test has been disabled.
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- java
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- framework specific
- JUnit 5
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JUnit 5: Incorrect method signature for annotation (All)
The annotations on this method require it to have a void return type, not be private, and be static.
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- java
- kotlin
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
- quality
JUnit 5: Incorrect method signature for annotation (Each)
The annotations on this method require it to have a void return type, not be private, and not be static.
- error
- java
- kotlin
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
- quality
JUnit 5: MethodSourceProvider should be static
Methods that return a Stream of Arguments should be as static
- error
- java
- kotlin
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
- quality
JUnit 5: @Nested annotation missing
Inner classes that contain test information should be marked with the @Nested annotation
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- java
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
- quality
JUnit 5: @Nested annotation unnecessary
@Nested is only needed on nested classes
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- framework specific
- JUnit 5
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JUnit 5: @Nested annotation unnecessary
There is no test information in this nested class.
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- java
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- framework specific
- JUnit 5
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JUnit 5: @Test annotation missing
Method with assertions is missing @Test annotation
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- java
- testing
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- JUnit 5
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JUnit 5: Test method cannot be private.
JUnit tests methods cannot be private. This test will not be ran as a test.
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- java
- kotlin
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 5
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JUnit: Mixed use of JUnit versions
This class is using multiple versions of JUnit. Consider standardizing to the latest JUnit version, and/or to AssertJ for assertions.
- warning
- java
- JUnit
- testing
- framework specific
- JUnit 4
- JUnit 5
- quality