Closed mkordas closed 9 years ago
Not really - it's just for the purpose of being up-to-date
@mkordas We encountered some problems in the past where certain IDEs would package a version of JUnit, and required the user to take additional steps if the version changed (specifically when I tried to update from JUnit 4.10 to 4.11). We ended up having to back that change out. I would prefer to not make this change until it actually causes us a problem.
Hi. Is there a feature you need from 4.12?