Standardize JUnit 5 unit tests for gotemplate4j with coverage thresholds.
npx skills add https://github.com/verils/gotemplate4j --skill unit-testing-verils
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: unit-testing Source: https://github.com/verils/gotemplate4j/tree/main/.agents/unit-testing Command: npx skills add https://github.com/verils/gotemplate4j --skill unit-testing-verils
This Skill prevents regressions and inconsistent coverage by standardizing how gotemplate4j tests are written, organized, and verified in the Java 8/JUnit 5/Maven codebase.
Use $unit-testing to update or add the minimal set of focused JUnit 5 tests that validate the exact behavior change you made, keeping coverage thresholds and TestSupport usage rules intact.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Enforce code coverage thresholds in your Java 8 Maven project by configuring checks for instruction coverage at 90% and branch coverage at 85%. This ensures JUnit 5 tests meet strict quality targets and prevents low-signal duplicate tests from passing.
Write focused behavior-driven unit tests for template engine components like Lexer and Parser by validating specific behavior changes. Avoid coverage-only test classes and use dedicated TestSupport utility classes via static helpers to maintain consistent quality.
No, you cannot use inheritance with TestSupport classes when unit testing. You must access TemplateTestSupport, LexerTestSupport, and ParserTestSupport safely via static helpers to prevent misuse and maintain strict testing guardrails.
Run unit tests for your Java 8 project using the Maven wrapper by executing ./mvnw. This enforces consistent build tool usage across Template, Parser, and Executor components while validating Java 8 compatibility.
Avoid duplicate JUnit 5 tests in a Maven codebase because they provide low signal and inflate coverage without validating new behavior. Standardizing on focused tests prevents regressions and maintains meaningful 90% instruction coverage.
Yes, this unit testing approach works with Java 8 and JUnit 5 out of the box. It standardizes testing for template engine components like AST and built-in functions while enforcing Java 8 compatibility and Maven wrapper usage.
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