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Revision: 04ea19b2485edc4a7e3ed429ae5d341d526670d2 04ea19b2485edc4a7e3ed429ae5d341d526670d2
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	Commit	Message	Commit date
dkayiwa <kayiwadaniel@gmail.com>	04ea19b2485edc4a7e3ed429ae5d341d526670d2 04ea19b2485edc4a7e3ed429ae5d341d526670d2	TRUNK-5140 increase the size of the obs.value_complex column	14 Jul 2020
teleivo <teleivo@users.noreply.github.com>	b8cfe58bf282fd24b2906322fb56c0083576e070 b8cfe58bf282fd24b2906322fb56c0083576e070	Assert collections are empty using hamcrest which in case the collection is not empty gives us java.lang.AssertionError: Expected: is an empty collection but: <[a]> knowing whats in it might already give you a clue as to what went wrong	14 Jul 2020
teleivo <teleivo@users.noreply.github.com>	f4879ac62b4536e604d6980107ee0dd2c8cc0254 f4879ac62b4536e604d6980107ee0dd2c8cc0254	Use hasSize assertion for collections So in case the size is not equal to one I do not only get an error message saying you wanted the expression to be true but it was false. Instead I want to see the actual size of the collection in this case	14 Jul 2020
teleivo <teleivo@users.noreply.github.com>	e9005fd8764e8e6dfa2e66ecd11bf786f83ae4a5 e9005fd8764e8e6dfa2e66ecd11bf786f83ae4a5	Use assertTrue instead of assertEquals(true, expression) since assertTrue/assertFalse are specifically written for these assertions	14 Jul 2020
achilep <you@example.com>	41665fd864c6b43af841d4199bfd889ab9a3faa3 41665fd864c6b43af841d4199bfd889ab9a3faa3	TRUNK-5816: Migrate api package tests to Junit 5	14 Jul 2020

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