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Previously `with-latest-snapshot-versions` was supposed to contain examples for unreleased features of all AssertJ modules. Since at least Core and Swing modules are not released in parallel, it's hard to merge that branch to master when either Core or Swing module would be released. Either way the master would contain examples for unreleased features for the other module. Therefore it might be a good idea to use several branches for tracking the examples for new features for the different modules. Currently `with-latest-swing-snapshot` has been added for the Swing module. |
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assertions-examples | ||
assertj-swing-aut | ||
assertj-swing-junit-examples | ||
assertj-swing-testng-examples | ||
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README.md |
README.md
AssertJ examples
The master branch contains examples with the latest released version of AssertJ modules => you should be able to build it with mvn install
command.
There are several branches that contain examples for the ongoing development versions of AssertJ modules. That means you have to build the according AssertJ module by your own before new features compile. The following table contains these special branches that are merged into the master each time the module is released.
Branch | Modules |
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with-latest-snapshot-versions | Core + all modules without specific branch |
with-latest-swing-snapshot | Swing |
AssertJ assertions examples
assertj-examples contains executable AssertJ assertions examples that you can run as JUnit tests. Please have a look at assertions examples sources.
AssertJ-Swing examples
assertj-swing-aut contains the AUT (application under test) that is tested by the examples.
assertj-swing-junit-examples contains executable AssertJ-Swing examples that you can inspect and run as JUnit tests. Please have a look at swing-junit-examples sources.
assertj-swing-testng-examples contains executable AssertJ-Swing examples that you can inspect and run as TestNG tests. Please have a look at swing-testng-examples sources.
Contributing
Contributing is easy, only two rules to follow :
- Use AssertJ code Eclipse formatting preferences (for Idea users, it is possible to import it)
- Add FUN examples ! ;-)
Thanks !