[test] Introduce JUnit 5 and AssertJ dependencies #2659
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Actually the project is already using JUnit 5 (see the import here), which is a transitive dependency of Flink test utils. This pull request makes the dependency clearer and under managed. |
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This pull request implement #2657, which introduces JUnit 5 and AssertJ dependencies in the root pom, including:
junit-bomin dependency management to pin JUnit 5 versions for all modulesmaven-surefire-pluginversion to 3.0.0-M5, which has better support for JUnit 5