From kevinb9n on February 26, 2007 19:02:40

why bother?

From kevinb9n on February 27, 2007 00:06:10

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From lwerner on March 17, 2007 17:59:48

FWIW, my opinion isn't just "why bother" but "please don't".  Even though TestNG has
some really nice features, JUnit still seems to have a huge percentage of the user
base, and integrating the Guice tests into existing test suites (e.g. here at Google)
will be much easier if its tests remain in JUnit, at least until TestNG takes off
more than it has already.

From gk5885 on April 15, 2007 12:45:45

Since you can use TestNG to run JUnit tests, couldn't you just add the TestNG jar and
use it for new tests?  As long as you use TestNG to run the tests, you shouldn't have
any trouble integrating it with any existing test suite.

From kevinb9n on May 31, 2007 13:37:59

I still see no point in this and move to close it.

From crazyboblee on September 07, 2007 11:17:22

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Status: WontFix