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Hi, thanks for this project! I'm curious about the rationale for using inheritance rather than implementing a Junit Rule. If I understand correctly how this works, it seems like the reuse a SparkContext in multiple tests outlined here could be resolved by implementing rule and letting the test implementation decide on granularity using the @ClassRule or @Rule annotations. I'm curious if the Rule approach was tried already and deemed inadequate. Thanks!
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Hi, thanks for this project! I'm curious about the rationale for using inheritance rather than implementing a Junit Rule. If I understand correctly how this works, it seems like the reuse a
SparkContext
in multiple tests outlined here could be resolved by implementing rule and letting the test implementation decide on granularity using the@ClassRule
or@Rule
annotations. I'm curious if the Rule approach was tried already and deemed inadequate. Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: