[SOLVED] What is the efficient way to use Karate DSL with gradle and Junit5 runner

What is the efficient way to use Karate DSL with gradle and Junit5 runner

Were there any group of folks, who were successful with Karate DSL, using Gradle and Junit5 runner?

Should it be @Karate.Test or @Test?

    import com.intuit.karate.junit5.Karate;


            class myRunner {

                @Test
                Karate mySample() {
                    return Karate.run("myFeature").relativeTo(getClass());
                }

                @Karate.Test
                void myParallelTest() {
                    Results results = Runner.path("classpath:examples").tags("~@skipme").parallel(5);
                    assertEquals(0, results.getFailCount(), results.getErrorMessages());
                }
            }

If I am lucky enough, I wanted to achieve performance testing after this with gatling in Gradle.

Solution

You can just use the normal @Test annotation if you use the Runner API. The JUnit support is just a convenience that you may not need.

Refer to this answer for details: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69298540/143475

Trying to fix this (if there is really an issue) is not a priority for the project developers. We hope that people like you who may be more enthusiastic about Gradle will step forward to contribute code :)