Minor fixes to descriptions.

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2019-04-29 19:58:05 +02:00
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Turns assertThat(condition).isEqualTo(true/false) into assertThat(condition).isTrue()/isFalse().
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Also works with constant expressions and Boolean.TRUE/FALSE.
<br>Also works with constant expressions and Boolean.TRUE/FALSE.
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Looks at expected and actual expression being of Guava Optional type and whether the statement effectively tries to assert the
presence, absence or content and then replaces the statement by isPresent(), isAbsent(), or contains().
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Requires AssertJ-Guava to be in classpath.
<br>Requires AssertJ-Guava to be in classpath.
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Turns assertThat(object instanceof classname).isEqualTo(true/false) into assertThat(object).is(Not)InstanceOf(classname.class).
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Also works with constant expressions and Boolean.TRUE/FALSE.
<br>Also works with constant expressions and Boolean.TRUE/FALSE.
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Turns assertThat(!condition).isEqualTo(true/false) into assertThat(condition).isFalse()/isTrue().
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Also works with constant expressions and Boolean.TRUE/FALSE.
<br>Also works with constant expressions and Boolean.TRUE/FALSE.
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Makes assertions on sizes of arrays, collections, strings, or CharSequences more concise by replacing them with isEmpty(), isNotEmpty(), hasSize(), or hasSameSizeAs().
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Several more conversions are available with AssertJ 13.2.0 or later.
<br>Several more conversions are available with AssertJ 13.2.0 or later.
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@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ Tries to convert most of the JUnit 4 assertions to AssertJ-Format.
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<br>Works for assertTrue(), assertFalse(), assertNull(), assertNotNull(), assertEquals(), assertNotEquals(), assertSame() assertNotSame(), assertArrayEquals().
Copes with variants with message and without, handles special versions for double and float types (including arrays).
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Does not support Hamcrest-Matchers. If you need that kind of conversion, you might want to check out the Assertions2AssertJ plugin by Ric Emery.
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