This was a clear oversight from me - turns out that to use JUnit 5 with Gradle you must specify to use JUnit Platform for testing (see documentation). Omitting this made the code to regress since #381 and running ./gradlew test did not run any tests (more precisely, none of the test classes were picked up for testing).
Related: #381 (cause of regression)
This was a clear oversight from me - turns out that to use JUnit 5 with Gradle you must specify to use JUnit Platform for testing (see documentation). Omitting this made the code to regress since #381 and running
./gradlew testdid not run any tests (more precisely, none of the test classes were picked up for testing).This PR fixes this regression.