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eclipse 3.4 junit wizard

Jeanne Boyarsky
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In Eclipse 3.4, the "New JUnit Test Case" wizard offers a radio button choice between "New JUnit 3 Test" and "New JUnit 4 test." Is there a way to get it to default to JUnit 4?

It doesn't seem to remember that I used JUnit 4 in the past and I have to pick it each time. Not a terrible thing, just wondering if there is a better way. I don't actually use this feature that often in development anyway. It came up now because I'm creating a few tests for legacy classes. And that got me wondering.


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I'd check the config files for the plugin, if any, if an email/support request didn't work.
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Trying at home, it works the way I would expect in Eclipse 3.5 so they are already fixed it.
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And now it is remembering JUnit 4 as the default. Maybe I just needed to close the workspace?
 
 
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