@@ -69,13 +69,13 @@ The objects passed to your service provider implementation are members of a hier
6969Get the atomic test object for the specified test class instance.
7070* ` LifecycleHooks.getParentOf(Object child) `
7171Get the parent runner that owns specified child runner or framework method.
72- * ` LifecycleHooks.getNotifierOf(Object runner) `
72+ * ` LifecycleHooks.getNotifierOf(Object runner) `
7373Get the run notifier associated with the specified parent runner.
7474* ` LifecycleHooks.getTestClassOf(Object runner) `
7575Get the test class object associated with the specified parent runner.
76- * ` LifecycleHooks.getAtomicTestOf(Description description) `
76+ * ` LifecycleHooks.getAtomicTestOf(Description description) `
7777Get the atomic test object for the specified method description.
78- * ` LifecycleHooks.getCallableOf(Description description) `
78+ * ` LifecycleHooks.getCallableOf(Description description) `
7979Get the ** ReflectiveCallable** object for the specified description.
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8181###### Exploring the Test Run Hierarchy
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ Note that some associations are not available for specific context:
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149149** JUnit Foundation** provides several static utility methods that can be useful in your service provider implementation.
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151- * ` LifecycleHooks.getThreadRunner() `
151+ * ` LifecycleHooks.getThreadRunner() `
152152Get the runner that owns the active thread context.
153153* ` LifecycleHooks.describeChild(Object target, Object child) `
154154Get a ` Description ` for the indicated child object from the runner for the specified test class instance.
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