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We will do this closer to the release date to make it easier to merge pull requests into the v7.0 branch.
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Also, keep the API directory to make the distinction clear. Or find another marker.
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I'm not sure about the api direectory. It keeps the distinction clear in the source code, but the distinction doesn't exist for our users who use precompiled JARs. I'd rather the source code better reflected what users experience when trying to autocomplete in their IDEs.
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On the other hand, have the API marked in some way (not necessarily in a directory) keeps our options open and makes it clear what the core protocol is.
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Currently the core protocol is defined by interfaces, for code that wants to use Hamcrest, and by abstract classes for code that wants to extend Hamcrest.
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This was completed in version 2.1
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Related Issues (20)
- containsInAnyOrder incorrectly identifies differences in identical collections HOT 1
- Hamcrest 3.0? HOT 2
- You should be able to specify a lambda to return a reason
- Conflicting license declarations HOT 1
- Not sure why assertThat() doesn't work in this case HOT 2
- 301 Moved Permanently
- assertThat(this.object, hasProperty("booleanName")) fails to match boolean types and renames the property HOT 1
- The matcher contains() is misleading HOT 2
- FR: Matching maps with various type HOT 1
- oss-fuzz integration
- Participitation in Hacktoberfest?
- HasProperty Matcher doesn't work with Java Records HOT 1
- assertThat(Int::class.java, typeCompatibleWith(Number::class.java)) in kotlin always fails
- hamcrest matching on actual empty list fails with nosuchmethoderror HOT 1
- Test output Alignment
- record version fails the hasProperty HOT 1
- has property fails with non public class.. not sure if this correct as per java standards of property
- Double "close-to" matcher that uses the ULP.
- GraalVM Native Image support HOT 3
- Inquiry about Project Activity and Future Plans HOT 13
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