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Makes `withFirst` iterable assertion infix for convenience

monosoul

This is a request for a new assertion which checks whether the subject Iterable contains the given elements in order provided, possibly with other items between them. AssertJ has that...

Jasz

This will help with refactoring on JSON Rest API.

PierrickPuimeanChieze

Currently if some code wants to handle assertion failures, this doesn't work for strikt helpers like `first()` because `MappingException` extends `IncompleteExecutionException`, not `AssertionError`. eg: ```kotlin private val failures = mutableListOf()...

robd

Closes https://github.com/robfletcher/strikt/issues/267

GavinRay97

It's often the case that when comparing strings, you don't care about whitespace or line terminators A big headache in many projects test suites is that multiline strings are compared,...

GavinRay97

"propertiesAreEqualToIgnoring" does not work for some property names

1

The function is very useful but unfortunately Java introspection seems to have its own ideas about naming, so that properties are not ignored when their name starts with a lowercase...

tmohme

``` "test" { val list = listOf(1, 2) val array = arrayOf(1, 2) expect { that(list).hasSize(2) // works that(array).hasSize(2) //

theHacker

Not very useful output when comparing Jackson JsonNode objects

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Comparing Jackson JsonNode objects is useful more matching up JSON, sidestepping formatting and key-order considerations. When doing `expectThat(actualNode).isEqualTo(expectedNode)` the comparison works as expected, however the failure output (when the nodes...

cloudshiftchris

Using get with lambdas can cause false results

1

I really like syntax "get with lambdas" but it can cause false results or mislead when local variable has the same name as field in subject. See example: ``` import...

mstachniuk