I don't believe any test frameworks in Java have built-in support for randomisation using a seed, so this is a foreign concept to most Java programmers. Which is a shame, because it's useful.
It would actually be really easy to package up seeded randomisation as a JUnit rule / extension. As far as i can tell, nobody has done that.
It would actually be really easy to package up seeded randomisation as a JUnit rule / extension. As far as i can tell, nobody has done that.