JUnit 5 - java: package org.junit.jupiter.api does not exist
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No idea what I'm doing wrong here.
UPDATED: Solved, see the last screenshots below.
First, here's how I tried to import JUnit5:
which then created a test/lib folder where it downloaded JUnit5
When I run tests, I get this:
The Test Configuration that was generated looks like this:
I also see this:
When I click to browse for Class there, I get this, apparently it can't find JUnit still:
so...I tried creating another config but no luck same errors
SOLVED! Set JUnit5 to compile scope.
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You need to have test folder not as a sub-folder of src source root but in a separate directory marked as a test source root. Then the Test compile scope will work.
well I prefer that convention, I put test inside src. Thought about moving it out but got it working so either way it's all good. Thanks Andrey...I'll keep it in mind in case I do want to segregate those out in the future with Java.
In my case my root directory was somehow marked as sources root which caused this issue.