Best Assertj code snippet using org.assertj.core.api.recursive.comparison.RecursiveComparisonAssert_isEqualTo_with_optional_Test.BookWithCoAuthor
...70 void should_fail_when_comparing_non_optional_expected_field_with_optional_actual_field() {71 // GIVEN72 Author pratchett = new Author("Terry Pratchett");73 BookWithOptionalCoAuthor actual = new BookWithOptionalCoAuthor(pratchett.name);74 BookWithCoAuthor expected = new BookWithCoAuthor(pratchett);75 // WHEN76 compareRecursivelyFailsAsExpected(actual, expected);77 // THEN78 verifyShouldBeEqualByComparingFieldByFieldRecursivelyCall(actual, expected,79 diff("bookId", null, 0l),80 diff("coAuthor", Optional.of(pratchett), pratchett),81 diff("numberOfPages", null, 0),82 diff("price", null, 0.0));83 }84 @Test85 void should_fail_when_comparing_optional_expected_field_with_non_optional_actual_field() {86 // GIVEN87 Author pratchett = new Author("Terry Pratchett");88 BookWithCoAuthor actual = new BookWithCoAuthor(pratchett);89 BookWithOptionalCoAuthor expected = new BookWithOptionalCoAuthor(pratchett.name);90 // WHEN91 compareRecursivelyFailsAsExpected(actual, expected);92 // THEN93 verifyShouldBeEqualByComparingFieldByFieldRecursivelyCall(actual, expected,94 diff("bookId", 0l, null),95 diff("coAuthor", pratchett, Optional.of(pratchett),96 "expected field is an Optional but actual field is not (org.assertj.core.api.recursive.comparison.Author)"),97 diff("numberOfPages", 0, null),98 diff("price", 0.0, null));99 }100 static class BookWithOptionalCoAuthor {101 Optional<Author> coAuthor;102 OptionalInt numberOfPages;103 OptionalLong bookId;104 OptionalDouble price;105 public BookWithOptionalCoAuthor(String coAuthor) {106 this.coAuthor = Optional.ofNullable(coAuthor == null ? null : new Author(coAuthor));107 }108 public BookWithOptionalCoAuthor() {109 this.coAuthor = null;110 }111 public BookWithOptionalCoAuthor(String coAuthor, int numberOfPages, long bookId, double price) {112 this.coAuthor = Optional.ofNullable(coAuthor == null ? null : new Author(coAuthor));113 this.numberOfPages = OptionalInt.of(numberOfPages);114 this.bookId = OptionalLong.of(bookId);115 this.price = OptionalDouble.of(price);116 }117 public Optional<Author> getCoAuthor() {118 return coAuthor;119 }120 }121 static class BookWithCoAuthor {122 Author coAuthor;123 int numberOfPages;124 long bookId;125 double price;126 public BookWithCoAuthor(Author author) {127 this.coAuthor = author;128 }129 public Author getCoAuthor() {130 return coAuthor;131 }132 }133}...
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