Ben Yu
Ben Yu
No. Don't take away the option of providing null values. This works still as today: ```java assertThat(...).containsExactly(null, 2, 3); ``` The only option we don't support is the ability to...
I was able to get the following code compile locally but I wasn't able to figure out how to add the test to the framework in the test directory. Adding...
Another data point, if it wasn't explicit: With `containsExactly()` supporting lambdas as well, it will supersede the family of `satisfiesExactly()` methods. Users will no longer have to choose between the...
If you have a BiStream and would like to treat it as a `Stream`, consider to call `.mapToObj(Map::entry)` ? The main motivation behind BiStream is that you don't have to...
Was just pointed to the latest JDK StructuredConcurrency javadoc. Looks like they've made all these exceptions unchecked (https://download.java.net/java/early_access/loom/docs/api/java.base/java/util/concurrent/StructuredTaskScope.html): * `ExecutionException` -> `StructuredTaskScope.FailedException` (unchecked) * `TimeoutException` -> `StructuredTaskScope.TimeoutException` (unchecked) Looks like...
Yeah. We are having discussions in that thread. My latest thoughts on these racy-flavor of concurrency: https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/1fazdkl/comment/lm5p3bp/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Feel free to chime in. :)
> You can join individual tasks before the whole scope is joined. Wondering what kind of memory consistency you provide in that case? In naive structured concurrency, say, if you...
TypeVisitor as it is is pretty primitive. It's pretty much a switch-case with a visited Set to avoid visiting a type more than once. To do meaningful type traversal, the...
Yes. I think I overlooked the null check currently in `visit(@Nullable)`. It was for internal convenience when we knew it's only used a few places. I don't know what others...
Yep. I'd be intrigued to learn if you can make Traverser work for your use case. It by default returns Iterable, so if Stream is not your thing, there is...