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Use JGiven by just using JUnit rules #232

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janschaefer commented Sep 17, 2016

The JUnit rules can now be used standalone. This means that it is possible to use JGiven without deriving from the ScenarioTest class.


          write docs

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          update CHANGELOG #232

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