Assertions Module Documentation

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Extending
- Extending FEST-Assert with Custom Assertions
- Extending FEST-Assert with Custom Conditions

Comparing to Hamcrest

JUnit-Specific Features

More Examples

Migration from JUnit

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Nov 02, 2009

Gabriel Bastien
I think the assert documentation should include a section on doing asserts on objects that are timing sensitive. An example would be a login test. You would want an assert to check the user object and its contents after clicking the login button. But obviously that's dependent on the time it takes for the login process to complete.

Actually, this comment relates more to the "Assertion with timeouts" section. As a new fest user I can't find any documentation on here about doing simple asserts that are dependent on other threads finishing their work (EDT or swing worker threads).
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