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assertThatThrownBy won't use description if the code doesn't throw
assertThatThrownBy won't use description if the code doesn't throw
- error
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
- quality
FEST Assertion method removed in AssertJ
FEST Assertion method removed in AssertJ
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
Use AssertJ rather than FEST assertions
Use AssertJ rather than FEST assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
Use AssertJ's containsExactlyInAnyOrder() instead of containsInAnyOrder
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's containsExactly() instead of contains
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's containsIgnoringCase() instead of containsStringIgnoringCase()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's contains() instead of containsInRelativeOrder
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's contains() instead of containsString()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's contains() instead of hasItem()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's contains() instead of hasItems()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's endsWith() instead of Hamcrest's endsWith()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's fail() (method ref -> invocation)
Use AssertJ's fail() (method ref -> invocation)
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
Use AssertJ's fail() (Supplier ref -> invocation)
Use AssertJ's fail() (Supplier ref -> invocation)
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
Use AssertJ's fail() (unwrapping message lambda)
Use AssertJ's fail() (unwrapping message lambda)
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
Use AssertJ's fail() (with cause exception)
Use AssertJ's fail() (with cause exception)
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- framework specific
Use AssertJ's hasSize() instead of hasLength()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's hasSize() instead of hasSize/iterableWithSize/arrayWithSize/aMapWithSize
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's hasSize() instead of is(hasSize/iterableWithSize/arrayWithSize/aMapWithSize)
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's isBlank() instead of blankString()/blankOrNullString()
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's isBlank() instead of is(blankString())/is(blankOrNullString())
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's isEmpty() instead of empty/emptyCollection/emptyIterable/emptyString
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest
Use AssertJ's isEmpty() instead of is(empty/emptyCollection/emptyIterable/emptyString)
Can be replaced with AssertJ style assertions
- warning
- java
- AssertJ
- Hamcrest