Leonard Brünings
Leonard Brünings
Thanks, @kaqqao, for the fix. I'm looking forward to the release.
I just wanted to avoid calling `reduceBounded` for the cases where it is already a simple type, e.g., `String`. Do you have any performance measurements? Is it worth caching results...
FYI, this duplicates #642
@bsideup while that works I don't think it is a very elegant solution, maybe it is the best for junit4, but newer frameworks allow better extensions. IMHO it would make...
Yes, not everyone can do DevOps and even if you can UnitTest the DSLs to find the syntax errors I would see this as an integration test. Both are valuable...
Setting XMLUnit to ignore whitespace might be a first step (from [Stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5721290/does-xmlunit-have-an-assert-to-ignore-whitespace) `XMLUnit.setIgnoreWhitespace(true)`)
@arcivanov Maybe we should split the diffing from this commit into an enhanced version, a simple smoke test style dry-run would be good enough for me. And the diff would...
Too bad that it wasn't included in 1.40 release.
@arcivanov well I would be fine with checking if there are any warnings, e.g. missing/wrong plugin version, wrong credentials id, and so on. Which should mark the dry-run as unstable.
> I think the biggest thing blocking this from happening is that currently Gradle doesn't publish wrapper SHAs for SNAPSHOT releases. As such, projects like gradle/gradle can't use the verification...