* Upgraded pact-jvm-model to 3.5.13
* Enhanced the conversion of Spring Cloud contracts to Pact contracts using the v3 spec.
Introduces breaking change returning a list of `Pact`s instead of one.
* Enhanced the conversion of Pact contracts using the v3 spec tp Spring Cloud contracts.
* Implemented conversion of Pact v3 messaging to/from Spring Cloud contracts
* Updated code based on comments in the PR
* Added null matcher
* Added missing null matcher conversion from SCC to Pact
* Added number, integer and decimal matchers
* Added support for multiple matchers for the same json path.
Currently only the AND rule logic is supported.
* Added value generator functionality
* Refactored `stubMatchers` and `testMatchers` to support multiple types of "matcher groups", eg. header, path & query
* Refactored e37a8c5d82f96da6e1a698331afc62e6cf747bd6 in favor of a less invasive change using deprecation
* Added header matcher conversion
* Add/updated the ASF license header
* Fixed an issue with the header matchers while updating the documentation
* Updated the documentation
* Made some last minute changes to the `bodyMatchers`: `byNull()` isn't supported by WireMock
Closes#583Fixes#595
there's a bug in Groovy with autogenerated hashCode and byte arrays
to fix it we've migrated from the AST to manual hashcode and equals generation
fixes gh-546
with this change there are numerous helper methods that should provide a more descriptive DSL for the response status. Instead of a numerical status you can now call a method e.g. instead of 200 call OK()
fixes gh-575
without this change you can't referrence path of the request in the response
with this change that functionality is added
also Removed lang3 dependency and changed it to commons-text
fixes#388
After a short discussion, we came to the conclusion that it's confusing for RegexPatterns to return String. When defining the consumer/producer pair, you can easily create by mistake 2 string values if you forget the regex(...) and then you will only notice the issues on the consumer side due to invalid regular expression.
So the solution would be to change the current return types to Pattern. The regex(String) method will remain but also we need to add regex(Pattern) to maintain the compatibility of current DSLs. regex(Pattern) will return just the Pattern.
After such a change failing fast will be much easier.
fixes#389
