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Expand Up @@ -131,3 +131,23 @@ You can limit the scanning to certain scopes by using the `value` property of `@

Due to certain limitations, injection into shared fields is not enabled by default but can be opted-in to.
Refer to javadoc of `org.spockframework.spring.EnableSharedInjection` for further information.

=== JUnit Platform Extension Compatibility

Spock runs on the JUnit Platform but does not automatically
execute arbitrary JUnit Platform (Jupiter) extensions.

With Spring Boot 4 and other libraries that integrate via
the JUnit Platform extension mechanism, certain features
may not behave as expected when used in Spock specifications.

If a library relies on the Jupiter extension lifecycle,
you can bridge this behavior into Spock by adding:

[source,groovy]
----
testImplementation 'ru.vyarus:spock-junit6'
----

This enables execution of Jupiter extensions within Spock
and restores expected integration behavior.