JOT can now fail test cases when a sensor fires

The big new feature is that you can now use JOT to fail a test case if a sensor fires. This means you can use JOT to enforce development policies in a very developer-friendly way. For example, to fail any tests that cause a native process to be started, you can use a banned-methods JOT like this...

• name: "banned-methods"
  description: "Fails any JUnit tests that cause banned methods to be invoked"
  methods:
  • "java.lang.ProcessBuilder."
  • ....
    scopes:
  • "org.junit.platform.commons.util.ReflectionUtils.invokeMethod"
    exception: "Banned methods are prohibited by Security Directive 27B/6"

We also updated the open source libraries used by JOT.

Initial public release - feedback requested

Initial public release of JOT. All major functionality works. Outstanding items include:

• test cases
• support for OSGI
• separate logging vs System.out
• a system for handling many JOTs