Bond parsing in PDB format now uses chain ids correctly#961
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Looks fine! The vintage engine is required to run existing tests in Junit3/4. I think if all tests use junit5 only, then it can be removed. Maybe the Contributing.md file could be updated to say tests are running using junit4/5 and writing new tests in junit 5 is encouraged? |
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The CI problems are still not solved. I'll merge this after testing it locally. |
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This should fix #943
@richarda23 I've created a new integration test with junit5. Can you double check that's ok? Question: is the junit-vintage-engine required?