Boolean Assumptions
Explore how to apply boolean assumptions in JUnit 5 using assumeTrue, assumeFalse, and assumingThat methods. Understand controlling test execution based on conditions to abort or skip tests when assumptions are not met, improving test reliability and accuracy.
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The assumeTrue() method
Assertions verify that expected conditions are met after some executions. In some cases, the assertions may not even be necessary to run. This means that assertions can have assumptions. JUnit 5 provides static methods in the org.junit.jupiter.api.Assumptions class to describe test assumptions. When the assumption is invalid, the org.opentest4j.TestAbortedEx is thrown and the test is aborted. There are three groups of static methods in assumptions, namely assumeTrue(), assumeFalse(), ...