The new class org.springframework.boot.test.Assume refers to "JUnit" ambiguously.
Note, however, that org.junit.AssumptionViolatedException is specific to JUnit 4.
Thus, use of org.springframework.boot.test.Assume with JUnit Jupiter (or any other testing framework) would result in a failed test instead of an aborted test.
Since JUnit Jupiter uses org.opentest4j.TestAbortedException from the OTA for failed assumptions, I highly recommend that org.springframework.boot.test.Assume refer explicitly to JUnit 4 so as to avoid any confusion.