Working with JUnit 4++
This section explores the advanced features of the JUnit 4 framework and includes the following topics: parameterized test, Hamcrest matchers and assertThat, assumption, theory, timeout, categories, rules, test suites, and tests order.
Ignoring a test
Suppose a failing test blocks you to check-in a mission critical code, and you come to know that the owner of the code is on a vacation. What do you do? You try to fix the test or just comment out or delete the test to proceed with your check-in (committing files to a source control such as SVN), or you wait until the test is fixed.
Sometimes we comment out tests because the feature is not developed. JUnit came up with a solution for this. Instead of commenting a test, we can ...
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