Tests: Fix line endings to match mock terminal line endings
The MockTerminal class always uses "\n" as line endings, so the tests should not use `System.lineSeparator`, but also a newline. relates elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#1758 Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@364a4e43ad
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@ -76,12 +76,12 @@ public class ESNativeRealmMigrateToolTests extends CommandTestCase {
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terminalLogger.log(Level.ERROR, "logging an error");
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terminalLogger.log(Level.ERROR, "logging an error");
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assertEquals("logging an error" + System.lineSeparator(), terminal.getOutput());
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assertEquals("logging an error\n", terminal.getOutput());
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terminal.reset();
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terminal.reset();
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assertThat(terminal.getOutput(), isEmptyString());
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assertThat(terminal.getOutput(), isEmptyString());
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terminalLogger.log(Level.FATAL, "logging a fatal message");
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terminalLogger.log(Level.FATAL, "logging a fatal message");
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assertEquals("logging a fatal message" + System.lineSeparator(), terminal.getOutput());
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assertEquals("logging a fatal message\n", terminal.getOutput());
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terminal.reset();
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terminal.reset();
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assertThat(terminal.getOutput(), isEmptyString());
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assertThat(terminal.getOutput(), isEmptyString());
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@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ public class ESNativeRealmMigrateToolTests extends CommandTestCase {
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loggingLevels.remove(Level.OFF);
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loggingLevels.remove(Level.OFF);
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for (Level level : loggingLevels) {
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for (Level level : loggingLevels) {
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terminalLogger.log(level, "this level should log " + level.name());
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terminalLogger.log(level, "this level should log " + level.name());
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assertEquals("this level should log " + level.name() + System.lineSeparator(), terminal.getOutput());
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assertEquals("this level should log " + level.name() + "\n", terminal.getOutput());
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terminal.reset();
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terminal.reset();
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assertThat(terminal.getOutput(), isEmptyString());
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assertThat(terminal.getOutput(), isEmptyString());
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}
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}
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