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Use Integer.parseInt instead of Integer.valueOf for primitive int

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Closes gh-25456
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XenoAmess
2020-07-22 16:54:32 +08:00
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spring-aspects/src/test/java/org/springframework/cache/aspectj/AbstractCacheAnnotationTests.java vendored
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@@ -416,11 +416,11 @@ public abstract class AbstractCacheAnnotationTests {
Integer three = 3;
Cache cache = this.cm.getCache("testCache");
assertThat((int) Integer.valueOf(service.conditionalUpdate(one).toString())).isEqualTo((int) one);
assertThat(Integer.parseInt(service.conditionalUpdate(one).toString())).isEqualTo((int) one);
assertThat(cache.get(one)).isNull();
assertThat((int) Integer.valueOf(service.conditionalUpdate(three).toString())).isEqualTo((int) three);
assertThat((int) Integer.valueOf(cache.get(three).get().toString())).isEqualTo((int) three);
assertThat(Integer.parseInt(service.conditionalUpdate(three).toString())).isEqualTo((int) three);
assertThat(Integer.parseInt(cache.get(three).get().toString())).isEqualTo((int) three);
}
protected void testMultiCache(CacheableService<?> service) {