Annotation Interface MojoTest
Annotation that enables Maven plugin (Mojo) testing support in JUnit tests.
 When applied to a test class, it automatically sets up the testing environment
 for Maven plugins, including dependency injection and parameter resolution.
 
This annotation works in conjunction with InjectMojo and MojoParameter
 to provide a comprehensive testing framework for Maven plugins. It automatically registers
 the MojoExtension which handles the plugin lifecycle and dependency injection.
Example usage:
 
 @MojoTest
 class MyMojoTest {
     @Inject
     private SomeComponent component;
     @Test
     @InjectMojo(goal = "my-goal")
     @MojoParameter(name = "parameter", value = "value")
     void testMojoExecution(MyMojo mojo) {
         // mojo is instantiated with the specified parameters
         // component is automatically injected
         mojo.execute();
         // verify execution results
     }
     @Provides
     @Singleton
     SomeComponent provideMockedComponent() {
         return mock(SomeComponent.class);
     }
 }
 
 
 The annotation supports:
- Automatic Mojo instantiation and configuration
 - Parameter injection via 
MojoParameter - Component injection via 
Inject - Mock component injection via 
Provides - Custom POM configuration via 
InjectMojo.pom() - Base directory configuration for test resources
 
This annotation replaces the legacy maven-plugin-testing-harness functionality with a modern, annotation-based approach that integrates with JUnit Jupiter and Maven's new dependency injection framework.
- Since:
 - 4.0.0
 - See Also: