How to use hamcrest matchers in Testng assertEquals?
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I am currently using testng assertEquals and softassertion, No I have a scenario of validation wher the actual is a complete String and the expected is a substring.
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assertThat("This is actual string", containsString("expected"));
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java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.hamcrest.Matcher.describeMismatch(Ljava/lang/Object;Lorg/hamcrest/Description;)V
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softAssert.assertEquals("This is actual string", containsString("actual"));
Error message
java.lang.AssertionError:
The following asserts failed: expected [a string containing "actual"] but found [This is actual string] Expected :a string containing "actual" Actual :This is actual string
java unit-testing testing testng hamcrest
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I am currently using testng assertEquals and softassertion, No I have a scenario of validation wher the actual is a complete String and the expected is a substring.
Code
assertThat("This is actual string", containsString("expected"));
Error message
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.hamcrest.Matcher.describeMismatch(Ljava/lang/Object;Lorg/hamcrest/Description;)V
Code
softAssert.assertEquals("This is actual string", containsString("actual"));
Error message
java.lang.AssertionError:
The following asserts failed: expected [a string containing "actual"] but found [This is actual string] Expected :a string containing "actual" Actual :This is actual string
java unit-testing testing testng hamcrest
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
add a comment |
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up vote
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I am currently using testng assertEquals and softassertion, No I have a scenario of validation wher the actual is a complete String and the expected is a substring.
Code
assertThat("This is actual string", containsString("expected"));
Error message
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.hamcrest.Matcher.describeMismatch(Ljava/lang/Object;Lorg/hamcrest/Description;)V
Code
softAssert.assertEquals("This is actual string", containsString("actual"));
Error message
java.lang.AssertionError:
The following asserts failed: expected [a string containing "actual"] but found [This is actual string] Expected :a string containing "actual" Actual :This is actual string
java unit-testing testing testng hamcrest
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
I am currently using testng assertEquals and softassertion, No I have a scenario of validation wher the actual is a complete String and the expected is a substring.
Code
assertThat("This is actual string", containsString("expected"));
Error message
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.hamcrest.Matcher.describeMismatch(Ljava/lang/Object;Lorg/hamcrest/Description;)V
Code
softAssert.assertEquals("This is actual string", containsString("actual"));
Error message
java.lang.AssertionError:
The following asserts failed: expected [a string containing "actual"] but found [This is actual string] Expected :a string containing "actual" Actual :This is actual string
java unit-testing testing testng hamcrest
java unit-testing testing testng hamcrest
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
edited Nov 22 at 13:08
deHaar
2,15631427
2,15631427
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
asked Nov 22 at 12:37
Bharathan Kumaran
605
605
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You can't do it with assertEquals, You can do it using assertTrue. Use below code,
String actual="This is actual string";
assertTrue(actual.contains("actual"));
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
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Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
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You can't do it with assertEquals, You can do it using assertTrue. Use below code,
String actual="This is actual string";
assertTrue(actual.contains("actual"));
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
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You can't do it with assertEquals, You can do it using assertTrue. Use below code,
String actual="This is actual string";
assertTrue(actual.contains("actual"));
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
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You can't do it with assertEquals, You can do it using assertTrue. Use below code,
String actual="This is actual string";
assertTrue(actual.contains("actual"));
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
You can't do it with assertEquals, You can do it using assertTrue. Use below code,
String actual="This is actual string";
assertTrue(actual.contains("actual"));
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
answered Nov 22 at 14:00
Chintamani Manjare
4701317
4701317
Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
add a comment |
Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
Thanks for input, I tried the same,If the assertion fails, the assertion error says expected true, actual as fasle. The general assertion error message will be like Expected:actual Actual:This is actual string
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 23 at 7:32
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
@BharathanKumaran Couldn't understand the comment. Does your problem solved?
– Chintamani Manjare
Nov 23 at 8:42
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
I am already using the above one, the downside of the above one is if the contains fails, the assertion error log will say expected true, actual false, Where the the hamcrest assertion will say expected "expected string" actual This is actual string,
– Bharathan Kumaran
Nov 29 at 1:46
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