Add support for class level spring annotations. about serenity-core

[wakaleo]

Hi Scott,

Yes, certainly: create a pull request and I will incorporate it in the next
release.

Regards

John.

On 27 April 2015 at 22:45, Scott Dennison [email protected] wrote:

Currently, you can use a @rule https://github.com/Rule of
SpringIntegration to add support for spring method level annotations, such
as @DirtiesContext. However, this does not support class level annotations,
such as the class level @DirtiesContext. This is required when you have two
classes that require fresh contexts, but the methods inside should all run
with the dirty context.

For this, a companion to SpringIntegration is required that can be used
with JUnit 4.9's @ClassRule, to run RunAfterTestClassCallbacks and
RunAfterTestClassCallbacks.

If it would be helpful, I have written a class to do this (and a
replacement for SpringIntegration, which extends a depracated class), as
well as subclass of SerenityRunner that auto-adds both rules, and I could
provide these, along with appropriate test classes.

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[ScottDennison]

See pull request #70.

[ScottDennison]

This has now been merged, so I am closing the issue.