JUnit 5 Testing with Codename One

[jsfan3]

A few days ago, I noticed that you added the junit-testing.md file to the AI references. I just read it now.

I was only familiar with testing by extending AbstractTest. I didn’t realize that Codename One supported JUnit 5 testing with annotations.

Was this feature recently added to align with “Java world” standards, or did it already exist?

I’d also like to understand the requirements and workflow for running tests on real devices. When I asked OpenAI Codex to run tests on my Android device, the AI agent used my account token to start the build online. Then it downloaded the APK, installed it via ADB, launched the app, and tested it with tools unrelated to Codename One. It sent commands for swipes, taps, and downloading screenshots. I don't remember what those commands were, but I think they were command-line tools. Testing this way on a real device is a very slow process. I assume that testing with the Codename One APIs on a real device by extending AbstractTest is much faster. However, I’m not sure what is required since junit-testing.md doesn't specify it. Do I still need to have Android Studio and Xcode installed?

[shai-almog]

This will land with the upcoming release. It isn't there yet.