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How to use FakeFile method of org.assertj.core.error.ShouldHaveExtension_create_Test class

Best Assertj code snippet using org.assertj.core.error.ShouldHaveExtension_create_Test.FakeFile

Source: ShouldHaveExtension_create_Test.java

...23 * @author Jean-Christophe Gay24 */25public class ShouldHaveExtension_create_Test {26  private final String expectedExtension = "java";27  private File actual = new FakeFile("actual-file.png");28  @Test29  public void should_create_error_message() throws Exception {30    assertThat(createMessage("png")).isEqualTo(String.format("[TEST] %n" +31                                                             "Expecting%n" +32                                                             "  <" + actual + ">%n" +33                                                             "to have extension:%n" +34                                                             "  <\"" + expectedExtension            + "\">%n" +35                                                             "but had:%n" +36                                                             "  <\"png\">."));37  }38  @Test39  public void should_create_error_message_when_actual_does_not_have_extension() throws Exception {40    assertThat(createMessage(null)).isEqualTo(String.format("[TEST] %n" +41                                                            "Expecting%n" +...

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