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@ -793,7 +793,7 @@ Feel free to use the code (in package ```de.platon42.intellij.jupiter```) for yo
## Changelog ## Changelog
#### V1.9 (unreleased) #### V1.9 (25-Feb-20) Mardi Gras Edition
- TwistedAssertion inspection will no longer warn for ```.matches()``` and ```doesNotMatch()``` for regular expressions. - TwistedAssertion inspection will no longer warn for ```.matches()``` and ```doesNotMatch()``` for regular expressions.
Apparently, ```assertThat("somestring").matches(regex)``` is a valid test if the regex is what needs to be tested. Apparently, ```assertThat("somestring").matches(regex)``` is a valid test if the regex is what needs to be tested.
If the actual expression is of ```Class``` type, this will no longer be reported. If the actual expression is of ```Class``` type, this will no longer be reported.

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patchPluginXml { patchPluginXml {
changeNotes """ changeNotes """
<h4>V1.9 (unreleased)</h4> <h4>V1.9 (25-Feb-20) Mardi Gras Edition</h4>
<ul> <ul>
<li>TwistedAssertion inspection will no longer warn for .matches() and doesNotMatch() for regular expressions. <li>TwistedAssertion inspection will no longer warn for .matches() and doesNotMatch() for regular expressions.
Apparently, assertThat("somestring").matches(regex) is a valid test if the regex is what needs to be tested. Apparently, assertThat("somestring").matches(regex) is a valid test if the regex is what needs to be tested.