Bump weld-junit5 from 1.2.2.Final to 2.0.1.Final

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Bumps weld-junit5 from 1.2.2.Final to 2.0.1.Final.

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2.0.1.Final

This is a small release with sole purpose of bumping the Weld version in weld-junit to 3.1.2.Final. This hopefully solves the problems people were having when running on newer JDKs and remove the need to override some internal dependencies brought in by Weld.

2.0.0.Final

We have a new major version in which we are dropping support CDI 1.2 (Weld 2.4) and fully moving to CDI 2.0 (Weld 3). Apart from that, this release brings:

• Removal of @OverrideBean, as it effectively duplicating what can be achieved by declaring an alternative
• Introduction of @ExcludeBean and @ExcludeBeanClasses which allow to exclude some classes from automatic discovery and replace them with ad-hoc producers
• Users can now define MockBean with priority, making it a globally enabled alternative
• Synthetic bean archive now adds a dummy bean in case there is an alternative enabled to avoid a corner case where the archive would be considered empty if no other bean than alternative was present
• Update to JUnit versions used internally

1.3.1.Final

• Fixed a bug where annotations you used along with @EnableAutoWeld were not inherited
  • Thanks @kaiwinter for pointing that out!
• Bumped Weld versions to latest releases
  • 2.4.8.Final (CDI 1.2) and 3.0.5.Final (CDI 2.0)
• @OverrideBean is no longer (incorrectly) applicable to Type
• Expanded test coverage

1.3.0.Final

• JUnit5 extension now offers annotation based configuration - see the example bellow (#44 and #42)
  • Thanks @kdubb for contribution!
• Fire @Initialized and @Destroyed lifecycle events for activated contexts (#50)
  • Payload is java.lang.Object
  • We don't fire @BeforeDestroyed as we're still compatible with CDI 1.2

JUnit5 annotation based configuration example

@EnableAutoWeld
@AddPackages(Alpha.class) // Adds all bean classes from the package of Alpha
@ActivateScopes(RequestScoped.class) // Activates the request scope for the duration of the test
public class SimpleTest {
 // Injected automatically
 @Inject
 Foo foo;
@Test
public void testFoo() {
// Weld container is started automatically
assertEquals("baz", foo.getBaz());
}

}

For more examples see our test suite.

Commits

• c1afbfd [maven-release-plugin] prepare release 2.0.1.Final
• dbe1aca Upgrade Weld to 3.1.2.Final
• df34366 Fix errors in junit4 README.
• c5c47d1 Upgrade Weld version to 3.1.1.Final, update travis.yml to run on newer JDKs a...
• cfe0d64 [maven-release-plugin] prepare for next development iteration
• 6f4e29f [maven-release-plugin] prepare release 2.0.0.Final
• e916693 Fix class scanning forcing classes as beans
• 6098043 Swap master to CDI 2.0/Weld 3.1.
• 7edc3d9 Fixed some dokumentation for #59, also fixed some broken markdown links
• d8b41e1 Small adjustments to javadoc of ExludeBean[Classes].
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