`TestFactory` Annotation
Explore the TestFactory annotation in JUnit 5 to understand how to generate dynamic tests during runtime. Learn the rules for creating factory methods that return dynamic test collections, and how their lifecycle differs from standard tests. This lesson helps you implement more flexible and expressive tests in your Java applications.
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JUnit 5 provides the @Test annotation in the Jupiter module to write standard unit tests. These test cases assume the behavior of the test. It’s not possible to change the behavior of the tests if anything happens at runtime.
Assumptions provide a basic form of dynamic behavior but are rather limited in their ...