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Migration from JUnit4 to JUnit5 #375
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…ommon location, for reusability Part of #375
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Goal: benchmark LLMs on migrating code.
In our concrete case it should be from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5.
Iteration 1:
pom.xml
already contains JUnit 5 dependencies (cause migrating a pom file successfully is a different task!)(maybe)pom_4.xml
contains JUnit 4 dependencies to manually verify that the tests work in practicesymflower fix
as a separate task versionplain
example to showcase it worksIteration 2: Actual real world testdata -> proprietary
Iteration 3: Testdrive with a few models - > done
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