The HiveMQ team is pleased to announce the release of the HiveMQ Testcontainer 1.1.0. This new version adds the following improvements:
Automatic packaging and loading of HiveMQ extensions with Maven
Enabling and disabling of extensions that are loaded from a file
Loading and packaging a HiveMQ extension Maven project
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JUnit 5
Using the HiveMQ Testcontainer inside a HiveMQ extension Maven project
If you are using the HiveMQ Testcontainer inside the Maven project of your HiveMQ extension, you can now use MavenHiveMQExtensionSupplier.direct()to load your extension directly into the HiveMQ Testcontainer.
JUnit 4
JUnit 5
Enabling and disabling HiveMQ extensions that are loaded from a file
It is now possible to disable and enable the HiveMQ extensions that are loaded from a file during runtime.
JUnit 4
JUnit 5
You can also disable and enable HiveMQ extensions that are loaded as Maven projects:
JUnit 4
JUnit 5
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