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How to use testEqualsLocalDate method of org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.classes.ObjectsClassReplacementTest class

Best EvoMaster code snippet using org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.classes.ObjectsClassReplacementTest.testEqualsLocalDate

Source: ObjectsClassReplacementTest.java

...108        assertTrue(h0 > 0);109        assertTrue(h0 < 1);110    }111    @Test112    public void testEqualsLocalDate() throws ParseException {113        final String prefix = ObjectiveNaming.METHOD_REPLACEMENT + "IdTemplate";114        LocalDate a = LocalDate.of(1978, 7, 31);115        LocalDate b = LocalDate.of(1978, 8, 1);116        boolean equals0 = ObjectsClassReplacement.equals(a, b, prefix);117        assertFalse(equals0);118        assertEquals(1, ExecutionTracer.getNonCoveredObjectives(prefix).size());119        String objectiveId = ExecutionTracer.getNonCoveredObjectives(prefix)120                .iterator().next();121        double h0 = ExecutionTracer.getValue(objectiveId);122        assertTrue(h0 > 0);123        assertTrue(h0 < 1);124    }125    @Test126    public void testEqualsLocalTime() throws ParseException {127        final String prefix = ObjectiveNaming.METHOD_REPLACEMENT + "IdTemplate";128        LocalTime a = LocalTime.of(10, 0, 0);129        LocalTime b = LocalTime.of(15, 0, 0);130        boolean equals0 = ObjectsClassReplacement.equals(a, b, prefix);131        assertFalse(equals0);132        assertEquals(1, ExecutionTracer.getNonCoveredObjectives(prefix).size());133        String objectiveId = ExecutionTracer.getNonCoveredObjectives(prefix)134                .iterator().next();135        double h0 = ExecutionTracer.getValue(objectiveId);136        assertTrue(h0 > 0);137        assertTrue(h0 < 1);138    }139    LocalDateTime a = LocalDate.of(1978, 7, 31).atStartOfDay();140    @Test141    public void testEqualsLocalDateTime() throws ParseException {142        final String prefix = ObjectiveNaming.METHOD_REPLACEMENT + "IdTemplate";143        LocalDateTime a = LocalDate.of(1978, 7, 31).atStartOfDay();144        LocalDateTime b = LocalDate.of(1978, 8, 1).atStartOfDay();145        boolean equals0 = ObjectsClassReplacement.equals(a, b, prefix);146        assertFalse(equals0);147        assertEquals(1, ExecutionTracer.getNonCoveredObjectives(prefix).size());148        String objectiveId = ExecutionTracer.getNonCoveredObjectives(prefix)149                .iterator().next();150        double h0 = ExecutionTracer.getValue(objectiveId);151        assertTrue(h0 > 0);152        assertTrue(h0 < 1);153    }154    @Test155    public void testEqualsNull() throws ParseException {...

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