assertArrayEquals overload is not found, tests doesn't compile #135 #464
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Description
JUnit 4.12 is minimal required version for API compatibility reasons.
We detect precise version via library name and its JAR names as fallback.
In case user have JUnit 4.11 or older in project configuration "our" JUnit from Maven should be put in library list upper than old one to provide proper imports in tests
Fixes #135
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How Has This Been Tested?
Manual Scenario
Add JUnit 4.11 or older in project dependency
Generate tests for examples.PrimitiveArrays, resulting code uses assertArrayEquals(boolean[], boolean[]) that is absent in JUnit 4.11 or older, code won't compile. At first stage of generation JUnit 4.13.2 should be installed and put higher than existing 4.11. As result test code can be compiled successfully.
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