Evolving JUnit 5

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JUnit 5 (five years old, nine 5.x releases) adds concrete features: a declarative test suites engine (5.8) and a TestKit API to run and assert engine behavior, a new XML reporting spec Open Test Reporting (5.9) with hierarchical output and attachment plans, parallel execution with an isolated annotation (5.7), improved temp directory support with configurable cleanup and multiple temp dirs (5.9), parameterized tests (CSV/Method/Enum sources), nested tests, display name generators, and extension hooks like AnnotationSupport and ReflectionSupport.

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1. 0:00JUnit 5 evolution
2. 2:33Five-year journey and releases
3. 3:55Writing tests with Jupiter
4. 12:24Parameterized and flaky tests demo
5. 19:52Dynamic tests and factories
6. 20:14Custom extensions
7. 26:41Disabling tests on weekdays demo
8. 34:52Platform architecture and engines
9. 38:44Declarative test suites
10. 40:49Testing extensions with Test Kit
11. 42:15XML reporting in 5.9
12. 46:07What’s next for JUnit
13. 48:33Getting started resources
14. 50:00Q&A

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