Configuring Surefire to run tests found in files ending in
Documentation.java has the unwanted side-effect of switching off its
defaults, i.e. you end up with your documentation tests being run and
nothing else. While using a specific name for your documentation tests
can make them easier to identify, it isn't required. The documentation
also doesn't explicitly recommend using a Documentation suffix.
This commit simplifies things by removing the configuration that
changes Surefire's default inclusions.
Closes gh-368
Previously, if a field was marked as optional and it appeared in a
payload with a null value a failure would occur if the field's type
was configured to be a JsonFieldType other than NULL.
This commit relaxes this restriction so that a null value is tolerated
when a field has been marked as optional.
Closes gh-365
It appears that Asciidoctor uses \n on all platforms but when the
expected content is read in on Windows it uses \r\n as the line
endings are being changed when Git performs the clone.
- Copy snippets used in the tests in @BeforeClass rather than using
Gradle so that the tests can be run easily in an IDE
- Address problems in operation_block_macro.rb reported by Rubocop
- Rename new test class to more closely match the name of the Ruby
class that it’s testing
- Gracefully handle a missing operation
- Align behaviour when an operation or snippet is missing more closely
with Asciidoctor’s behaviour when an include references a missing
file
- Use kebab-case rather than snake_case for new test resources
- Update the documentation to describe the new macro
See gh-354
Closes gh-323
By default, Travis uses a rather old version of Oracle's JDK 8 in
its container-based infrastructure. It would appear that this is what
has been causing the build to fail with minimal diagnostics.
This commit implements a suggestion [1] to get a more recent version
of Java 8 by installing the oracle-java8-installer package via the APT
addon.
[1] https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/3259#issuecomment-130860338
