Is this project still alive?

[ahusby]

It seems to be a one man show, it has been a while since the last commit and the Travis build is failing.

[dmcg]

It works, I and several other projects use it, but it is true to say that despite my efforts it doesn’t have a great deal of traction. Not dead, but it is nailed to the perch.

[dmcg]

If you’re trying Kotlin, and need more than JUnit can give, but not the hitch-potch of kotest, you should totally give it a go

[ahusby]

Tanks for answering. I'm really attracted to the given-when-then syntax, especially since it has less nesting than the messy Kotest alternative. Unfortunately it is to risky to have my code at work depend on a near-dead library.

[dmcg]

Yeah I totally get that.

The project only gets my attention when I have a hard test problem and I’m not able to support it full time. The insides are a little rococo, but it works pretty well. I suppose it’s basically an outlet for my test ideas.

Personally I use JUnit to start pretty much every test, only migrating to minutest when JUnit isn’t up to the job.

[dmcg]

That said, it will continue to be kept working to the best of my ability, and you would be welcome on board if you’d like to use and contribute

[dmcg]

Yeah I totally get that. The project only gets my attention when I have a hard test problem and I’m not able to support it full time. The insides are a little rococo, but it works pretty well. I suppose it’s basically an outlet for my test ideas. Personally I use JUnit to start pretty much every test, only migrating to minutest when JUnit isn’t up to the job.