spring-async-scheduled-tests

Unit-tests Spring @Async and @Scheduled methods with JUnit 5: calling task logic directly instead of waiting for cron, bounding waits with CompletableFuture timeouts and Awaitility, verifying mocked collaborators, and asserting exception propagation, fallbacks and cleanup cutoffs. Use when the user asks to "test my @Scheduled job", "unit test an @Async method", "verify CompletableFuture results", "test async error handling", or "make this background task testable without waiting". Not for load or timing tests of a scheduler, for validating cron expressions against a real clock, or for testing TaskScheduler implementations.

Version

v1.0.1

Size

14 KB

Updated

2026-10-06

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