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Hi I tried to implement stringContainsInAnyOrder in my fork, but I found that we have already a duplicated #173 PR since 2017 with merge conflicts. I'm waiting for feedback. Thanks

aoudiamoncef

Specify which whitespace definition is used for matchers

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I'd be nice if matchers involving whitespace, like `equalToCompressingWhiteSpace` would expand on which whitespace definition is used since there're a lot of them out there. For instance, it's not even...

krichter722

Add matcher for file contents

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It would be very useful to add a Hamcrest matched to FileMatchers that allows comparison of file contents, instead of separately validating that the file exists, is readable and then...

Woodz

`equalTo` matcher should show a diff of the difference to make it possible to see where it is

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If large texts are compared with `equalTo`, you just get both texts in full, and ultimately have to copy them out to text files manually and run a diff tool...

hakanai

Create Iterable/Collection matcher like: doesNotContainAnyOf(T [] items)

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Case: ``` List list = Arrays.asList("a", "b", "c"); String[] cd = {"c", "d"}; assertThat("Should not contain each item", list, not(hasItems(cd))); ``` This assertion won't fail. I understand why it will...

Vitalik549

empty()-Matcher in contains()-Matcher works not with custom class

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I have a List of Lists and for that I wanted to check the contents. Therefore, I nested Matchers.empty() and Matchers.contains() inside Matchers.contains() - but the test failed, saying that...

brainbytes42

Matchers.hasXPath should handle valueMatcher against multiple elements

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It seems convinient to have a XPath-Matcher that is not limited to only look into the first matched element for the XPath Example-XML: ``` A-ISBN A-Book B-ISBN B-Book ``` will...

fabian-froehlich

duplicate methods for grammar reasons

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suggestion: would be good to duplicate not(T value) with isNot(T value) not(Matcher matcher) with doesNot(Matcher matcher) hasX(...) with (haveX(...)) for reasons of grammer assertThat(myList, doesNot(haveItem(myItem)); assertThat(mySet, isNot(empty));

gerardh

IsBlankString matcher is inconsistent with String.isBlank()

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The naming of the matcher implies it would give consistent results with `String.isBlank()`. However, it does not. The matcher uses a regex with pattern `\\s*` which will only match ASCII...

Thorn1089

Add declarative equivalent of JUnit's assertThrows

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Since version 4.13, JUnit has added `assertThrows`, with typical JUnit style "expected first argument, actual second argument". Hamcrest does not have a declarative equivalent. **As a** developer, **I want to**...

peterdemaeyer