AssertJCharSequenceRules

SUGGESTION

Simplification

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Suppression

Disable all rules by adding -XepOpt:Refaster:NamePattern=^(?!AssertJCharSequenceRules\$).* as compiler argument.

Table of contents

1. AssertThatCharSequenceIsEmpty
2. AssertThatCharSequenceIsNotEmpty
3. AssertThatCharSequenceHasSize

AssertThatCharSequenceIsEmpty

SUGGESTION

Simplification

Suppression

Suppress false positives by adding the suppression annotation @SuppressWarnings("AssertThatCharSequenceIsEmpty") to the enclosing element.

Disable this rule by adding -XepOpt:Refaster:NamePattern=^(?!AssertJCharSequenceRules\$AssertThatCharSequenceIsEmpty).* as compiler argument.

Samples

Shows the difference in example code before and after the Refaster rule is applied.

 void testAssertThatCharSequenceIsEmpty() {
-  assertThat("foo".length()).isEqualTo(0L);
-  assertThat("foo".length()).isNotPositive();
+  assertThat("foo").isEmpty();
+  assertThat("foo").isEmpty();
 }

AssertThatCharSequenceIsNotEmpty

SUGGESTION

Simplification

Suppression

Suppress false positives by adding the suppression annotation @SuppressWarnings("AssertThatCharSequenceIsNotEmpty") to the enclosing element.

Disable this rule by adding -XepOpt:Refaster:NamePattern=^(?!AssertJCharSequenceRules\$AssertThatCharSequenceIsNotEmpty).* as compiler argument.

Samples

Shows the difference in example code before and after the Refaster rule is applied.

 ImmutableSet<AbstractAssert<?, ?>> testAssertThatCharSequenceIsNotEmpty() {
-  return ImmutableSet.of(
-      assertThat("foo".length()).isNotEqualTo(0), assertThat("bar".length()).isPositive());
+  return ImmutableSet.of(assertThat("foo").isNotEmpty(), assertThat("bar").isNotEmpty());
 }

AssertThatCharSequenceHasSize

SUGGESTION

Simplification

Suppression

Suppress false positives by adding the suppression annotation @SuppressWarnings("AssertThatCharSequenceHasSize") to the enclosing element.

Disable this rule by adding -XepOpt:Refaster:NamePattern=^(?!AssertJCharSequenceRules\$AssertThatCharSequenceHasSize).* as compiler argument.

Samples

Shows the difference in example code before and after the Refaster rule is applied.

 AbstractAssert<?, ?> testAssertThatCharSequenceHasSize() {
-  return assertThat("foo".length()).isEqualTo(3);
+  return assertThat("foo").hasSize(3);
 }