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You can find the names of all managed versions for Spring Boot 2.1.2 here. This is documented in Spring Boot for Gradle and for Maven.įor Spring Boot the name of the JUnit Jupiter version is "junit-jupiter.version". How do I disable JUnit coming from the Gradle Spring Dependency Management plugin?įor starters, if you are using the dependency management plugin from Spring, you should not be importing the junit-bom since that results in duplicate (and potentially conflicting) management of those dependencies.Īside from that, whenever you use the dependency management plugin from Spring and want to override a managed version, you have to do it by overriding the exact name of the version defined in the BOM used by the plugin. I accepted Sam Brannen's answer below because he explains well how the issue occurs and what solves it and I think it's relevant for those who use older versions of Gradle. This way my version of JUnit is as I have specified it in the enforcedPlatform() block. Now with the BOM support I can directly include it. I imagine the plugin was created for those version of Gradle before Gradle 5 where you couldn't use a BOM file. Implementation(platform(":spring-boot-dependencies:2.0.5.RELEASE")) I decided to use the Spring Boot Dependencies BOM directly and remove the Gradle plugin: How do I disable JUnit coming from the Gradle Spring Dependency Management plugin? Then I suspected it might be coming from the Gradle Spring Dependency Management plugin that I use, so when I commented it out, I got version JUnit 5.4.0. I used Sormuras response and moved all BOMs at the top of the dependencies block but was still not getting version 5.4.0. I am not sure what I am missing and was hoping to get some help here. Inspecting JUnit 5's BOM we see that all dependencies are listed with version 5.4.0 (resolving to 5.1.1 in the project) and all dependencies are listed with version 1.4.0 which resolve correctly in the project. (I also request enforcedPlatform() to lock the specified version) My assumption is that providing the BOM will resolve the versions of the dependencies to 5.4.0. TestImplementation(":junit-jupiter-params") This is how I describe it for my JUnit 5 dependencies: testImplementation(enforcedPlatform("org.junit:junit-bom:5.4.0")) // JUnit 5 BOM I am using Gradle 5's BOM (Bill of Materials) feature.
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