I am trying to move the assertThat method from Authentication class to the BDDStyledMethod class but the current code will generate the following error “‘Creds(java.lang.String)’ in ‘steps.Authentication’ cannot be applied to ‘()'” How do i correct my code so that the assertThat method works in the BDDStyledMethod class ? Answer The problem is with the Creds method. It is not
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Java Junit test case fails as it gets expected value type of String and actual value type of ArrayList
I am writing a Junit test case and the test case fails due to the mismatch in type. When I see the difference I see that the expected value is in String and the Actual value is ArrayList but the rest of everything is the same. Is there any way to compare only the content and not the type? Following
Selenium web driver assert webelement contains text and display actual vs expected
I have a demo selenium cucumber project that just runs some maths expressions in google search box and validates the results. I want the reports to show the actual value vs expected when it fails. I’m storing the returned text as string with .. and then asserting against expected which gets passed from my feature files with … but the
how to compare two numbers with selenium and java? (One number from CSV file and another in website)
I wrote a Program to compare prices in website with a csv file with selenium and java, at the end of program i wrote assert to confirm two numbers but it has a problem: expected price is 57,15 Actual price is 57.15 Actual Price should be 57,15 and i dont know how should i write that, Can you please help
Should you assert not null with the assert statement in production code? [closed]
Closed. This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I’ve seen this question but have a few more questions about the usage of the assert keyword. I was debating with
Is it possible to access instance of exception “catched” with JUnit Rule ExpectedException?
Suppose that in a test is: and some test contains: Now if there is a need to inspect this SomeNastyException more detailed what would be the way? Of course it would be possible just not to use ExcpectedException and wrap call with try/catch and then inspect the exception in any way it is needed but now question is about can
How do I disable Java assertions for a junit test in the code
How do I disable java assertions (not junit assert) for a junit test in the code Ive written a junit test but when I run it it doesnt fail as expected because assertions are enabled, whereas they are not in production. Is there a way to disable assertions just in the code so that it work as expected when run
Test Coverage: How to cover assertions?
EDIT: So It looks like JeffStorey link to the bug is correct. With assertions enabled the compiler will generate extra code. There ends up being 1 extra unreachable branch created. One of my methods constructor has these asserts I’m trying to cover it by doing this And again with values Board (-4 , 2) and Board (2, 2) So I’ve
Loop through array, each element a JUnit test
I have a JUnit 4 test that loops through an array of test data: Because it’s all in one test method, the whole test stops as soon as one element in the array fails. Is there a way around that, without making a method for each test item? Maybe something with reflection? Answer Use JUnit 4’s parameterized tests. They are
Can java’s assert statement allow you to specify a message?
Seems likes it might be useful to have the assert display a message when an assertion fails. Currently an AssertionError gets thrown, can you specify a custom message for it? Can you show an example mechanism for doing this (other than creating your own exception type and throwing it)? Answer You certainly can: See Programming with Assertions for more information.