New blog post: Mirroring the #JUnit repository to #Codeberg

GitHub's wobbly availability and aggressive AI push have prompted second thoughts about relying on it exclusively for JUnit's repositories. [...]

https://marcphilipp.de/blog/2026/09/19/mirroring-the-junit-repository-to-codeberg/

#JUnit 6.1.3 is released!

🏆 Restore compatibility with GraalVM 25

https://docs.junit.org/6.1.3/release-notes/

New blog post: Reflecting on STF support and looking ahead

Thanks to the @sovtechfund, I was able to work full-time on #JUnit for about 16 months in 2024 and 2025. It’s time to reflect and assess whether that effort really did improve the long-term sustainability of the project. Moreover, I’ll share a look ahead at what’s next for me and for JUnit.

👉 https://marcphilipp.de/blog/2026/08/02/reflecting-on-stf-support-and-looking-ahead/

#JUnit 6.1.2 is released!

🐞 Bug fixes and enhancements since 6.1.1

https://docs.junit.org/6.1.2/release-notes/

#JUnit 6.1.1 is released!

🐞 Bug fixes and enhancements since 6.1.0

https://docs.junit.org/6.1.1/release-notes/

#JUnit 5.12.2 is released!

🐞 Fix regression when using CleanupMode.ON_SUCCESS

https://junit.org/junit5/docs/5.12.2/release-notes/

#PairProgramming (if you'd like to) #TDD #JUnit5 #Kotlin #Java

✨ New blog post: "STF Milestone 3: Release verification and automation"

A major goal of the @sovtechfund is to help projects become more sustainable and decrease their truck factor. For #JUnit, one activity in desperate need of improvement in this area was performing a release. Prior to this milestone, all JUnit releases of the past years had been performed from my local computer. It was high time to change that!

https://marcphilipp.de/blog/2025/04/01/stf-milestone-3-release-verification-and-automation/

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