Fixes #151: org.junit.runner.Description.fAnnotations array is null with junitparams parameterized junit tests #158
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The main dependency has a bug where annotations added on test methods are not forwarded to any test rules (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#151), which breaks the `ExpectedUnsubscribed` annotation used for hinting to the `RxErrorsRule` that we expect a certain number of `Completable` instances to not be subscribed to. There is a PR to fix it (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#158), but this has been inactive for over a year, so I forked the repository and applied the fix myself and published it via Jitpack.
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I forked the repository, applied the fix myself and published it via Jitpack. Repository: https://github.com/vinaysshenoy/JUnitParams |
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The main dependency has a bug where annotations added on test methods are not forwarded to any test rules (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#151), which breaks the `ExpectedUnsubscribed` annotation used for hinting to the `RxErrorsRule` that we expect a certain number of `Completable` instances to not be subscribed to. There is a PR to fix it (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#158), but this has been inactive for over a year, so I forked the repository and applied the fix myself and published it via Jitpack.
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The main dependency has a bug where annotations added on test methods are not forwarded to any test rules (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#151), which breaks the `ExpectedUnsubscribed` annotation used for hinting to the `RxErrorsRule` that we expect a certain number of `Completable` instances to not be subscribed to. There is a PR to fix it (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#158), but this has been inactive for over a year, so I forked the repository and applied the fix myself and published it via Jitpack.
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The main dependency has a bug where annotations added on test methods are not forwarded to any test rules (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#151), which breaks the `ExpectedUnsubscribed` annotation used for hinting to the `RxErrorsRule` that we expect a certain number of `Completable` instances to not be subscribed to. There is a PR to fix it (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#158), but this has been inactive for over a year, so I forked the repository and applied the fix myself and published it via Jitpack.
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The main dependency has a bug where annotations added on test methods are not forwarded to any test rules (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#151), which breaks the `ExpectedUnsubscribed` annotation used for hinting to the `RxErrorsRule` that we expect a certain number of `Completable` instances to not be subscribed to. There is a PR to fix it (Pragmatists/JUnitParams#158), but this has been inactive for over a year, so I forked the repository and applied the fix myself and published it via Jitpack.
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This PR should reproduce and fix the issue described in #151. Looking forward for your feedback.