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In Junit how to capture Thread.sleep(10000) InterruptedException without adding thorw to method

 
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Hello all
i have a simple threaded application which simulates thread timeout, I'm using Thread.sleep(10000)  in the thread to mimic the thread work ,
But i allso want to test this senariue in Junit .
but i can't find away to capture this in junit without adding throw in the method or the worker .



I'm causing this thread to be killed with a small timeout with:



I don't want to add exceptions to all the program hierarchies.

The exception I'm getting:




I guess assertThatThrownBy not going to work here as this exception not thrown
is there any way in jUnit to capture this?
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In JUnit 5 you can use assertDoesNotThrow:

This assertion turns any exception thrown from the execution into an assertion failure, thereby removing the need to catch or these exceptions or add them to your throws clause.
 
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@Rob Spoor
Thanks
Sorry but i didn't understand how to use it for my case can you give short example?
I what to detect the timeout not swallow them ...
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JUnit 5 has assertions for that as well: assertTimeout and assertTimeoutPreemptively. See https://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/api/org.junit.jupiter.api/org/junit/jupiter/api/Assertions.html for more information.
 
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