How to use

is

method

in

org.assertj.core.api.AbstractStringAssert

@Test
void matchUnboundedRangeEqual() {
  assertThat("1.2.0.RELEASE").is(match("1.2.0.RELEASE"));
}

@Test
void matchInclusiveHigherRange() {
  assertThat("1.2.0.RC5").is(match("[1.2.0.RC1,1.2.0.RC5]"));
}

@Test
void rangeWithSpaces() {
  assertThat("1.2.0.RC3").is(match("[   1.2.0.RC1 ,  1.2.0.RC5]"));
}

@Test
void matchSimpleRange() {
  assertThat("1.2.0.RC3").is(match("[1.2.0.RC1,1.2.0.RC5]"));
}

@Test
void matchInclusiveLowerRange() {
  assertThat("1.2.0.RC1").is(match("[1.2.0.RC1,1.2.0.RC5]"));
}

@Test
void matchUnboundedRangeAfter() {
  assertThat("2.2.0.RELEASE").is(match("1.2.0.RELEASE"));
}

@Test
void matchLatestVersion() {
  assertThat("1.2.8.RELEASE").is(match("[1.2.0.RELEASE,1.2.x.BUILD-SNAPSHOT]",
      new VersionParser(Collections
          .singletonList(Version.parse("1.2.9.BUILD-SNAPSHOT")))));
}

@Test
void matchAsOfCurrentVersion() {
  assertThat("1.3.5.RELEASE").is(match("[1.3.x.RELEASE,1.3.x.BUILD-SNAPSHOT]",
      new VersionParser(Arrays.asList(Version.parse("1.3.4.RELEASE"),
          Version.parse("1.3.6.BUILD-SNAPSHOT")))));
}

/**
 * Generate keys in a tight loop and verify that we don't generate a dup key
 * since keys have a timestamp component to them.
 */
@Test
public void testCreateKey() {
  // Check to make sure we don't generate dup keys and that they are ordered properly
  String last = KeyGenerator.createKey();
  for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) {
    final String lastKey = last;
    final String key = KeyGenerator.createKey();
    Assertions.assertThat(key).is(new Condition<>((other) -> lastKey.compareTo(other) < 0, "greater than " + lastKey));
    last = key;
  }
}