Mikhail Mazurskiy

@nfrancois, great example. Also extension points to take `Condition`s can be very usefull. I have a usecase where i want to check that a `Class` is annotated with an annotation,...

I tried to do that some time ago and thought this causes too many varargs warnings. But they are not "bad" warnings, we just can't mark them as safe with...

The refactoring i tried to do is on a computer i have no access to right now but i'll be able to push the code to my clone of this...

So here it is ash2k/fest-assert-2.x@1e6c79f0aeec9ad0fab1aeca06f39b85d3466321

I just added one more commit to the branch so here you can see branch to master comparison https://github.com/ash2k/fest-assert-2.x/compare/type-safe-map

ok, let alone `contains()`/`containsAll()` naming. :) All i want in this issue is a method taking Iterable that checks that other Iterable contains all elements and nothing else (of same...

No, this will break returned self type on methods from `IterableAssert` in `ListAssert` (we loose `S` generic when extend).

I think we should move all the code from `ListAssert` to the new class `AbstractListAssert` and make `ListAssert` extend it. This will enable library users to extend `AbstractListAssert` (like other...

Ran into this today and made a quiz for this issue: https://play.golang.org/p/8WejDUNc907 Some of the people I asked guessed the correct answer but nobody was able to explain why it...

I think the tests are failing because shell(s) do not propagate some signals. I don't know if there is a way around it.