integrationTypeNameRules support for LibrariesScanner #364
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| I see that using just this, the other library instances also get initiated. They don't get executed I think (my tests work fine), so probably I missed something. |
Jolanrensen added a commit to Kotlin/kotlin-spark-api that referenced this pull request May 2, 2022
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| It works great! IMO you can merge it |
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Adds support for integrationTypeNameRules inside JUnit tests. Might need some extra work, but it's a start :)