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nucleotide-count is using AssertJ. While many agree that the fluent interface is a bit more readable, the JUnit + included Hamcrest matchers are sufficient to write tests that give good signal. Better to minimize the surface area a practitioner must learn.
Per exercism/exercism#3113, we're actively scrubbing uses of 3rd party libraries that are not technically necessary.
Remove AssertJ from this exercise and replace the assertions with that provided by JUnit and Hamcrest.
Hint: This may require including more Hamcrest libraries than what comes with JUnit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
…ests with junit and assertj assertions. Removed assertj from nucleotide-count gradle build file. Added extra hamcrest library to nucleotide-count gradle build file to be able to use hasEntry for maps.
nucleotide-count
is using AssertJ. While many agree that the fluent interface is a bit more readable, the JUnit + included Hamcrest matchers are sufficient to write tests that give good signal. Better to minimize the surface area a practitioner must learn.Per exercism/exercism#3113, we're actively scrubbing uses of 3rd party libraries that are not technically necessary.
Remove AssertJ from this exercise and replace the assertions with that provided by JUnit and Hamcrest.
Hint: This may require including more Hamcrest libraries than what comes with JUnit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: