Provide Junit Rule (TestWatcher) for init/reset ProcessEngineAssertions about camunda-bpm-assert HOT 8 CLOSED

I am hesitating to add that, since camunda-bpm-assert is at the moment totally unaware of any specific test framework used. Furthermore, you actually do not need to init() as long as you are using a default process engine... which is probably the case for 99.9% of test code. If you agree, I'd prefer to close that one.

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I really could use such a rule ... I prefer not to use the spring/xml configuration for the in memory engine, so I have to pass my programmatically configured process engine to camunda-bpm-assert, and I do this on every test. Maybe this would not belong into the core camunda-bpm-assert, but could be a separate module (with a -junit suffix maybe) that contains additional, framework specific tools?

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Mmh, can you programmatically tell your process engine to be the default one? I rely just on ProcessEngines.getDefaultProcessEngine() ...

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Since release of camunda-bpm-assert 1.1 it will also automatically look up any process engine which is the only one known to class 'ProcessEngines'. Can you please provide me some feedback whether this works for your scenario?

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Will do. Tomorrow hopefully

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I just changed the lookup code another time and I am quite convinced :-) that this should now also work in your scenario. Could you eventually test, whether you can use 1.2-SNAPSHOT of camunda-bpm-assert to work WITHOUT calling init(), just after having constructed your programmatically configured process engine? Many thx.

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Thanks Martin. I finally managed to test this, and it works perfectly as you described it, see latest needle example test: https://github.com/camunda/camunda-bpm-needle/blob/master/src/test/java/org/camunda/bpm/needle/example/TestProcessTest.java

So you can close this, I wont need any junit rule-chains to combine bpm-assert and bpm-needle anymore.

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Many thx for checking!

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