Now that we have understood the architecture and the lifecycle, we now move on to the practical implementation.

Hello everyone, since I’m currently dealing with a migration from Hibernate 6 to Hibernate 7, I thought I would write a multi-part article series on the topic.

Eight years after the release of JUnit 5, the time has finally come: JUnit 6 is here.

For many it is probably already old hat or rather everyday life.

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Hello everyone, I actually thought the whole time I had already written an article about this.

“But locally everything went green!” We all know this pain: your pipeline is green, your tests run locally in milliseconds.

Do you know that? You start a new project with a clean domain model.

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