Go to another tab: mavenproject/pom.xml.To troubleshoot this, complete the following steps: If we try to remove certain dependencies from our file, we will receive error messages.
When it comes to adding more test cases, it will depend on the user, but these test cases and commands can easily be added in the workspace. When you click on that, you can see the test cases written in JUnit on your Eclipse screen. There you can find AppTest.java to be a default test case. There will also be some by default test cases. This process takes place by default in Eclipse. You can see the junit dependencies have been added. You can see all the basic information that you have entered on the screen, such as the Artifact ID, Group ID, etc. These items can all be modified at a later time if needed.
In the next dialog box that appears, you’ll complete the following steps:
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