[Backport] [1.x] Ignore file order in test assertion (#1755) #1782
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This unit test asserts that a SHA file for a groovy dependency gets created. However, a SHA file for javaparser-core also gets created in the same directory. For some reason, builds were failing on my machine because `Files::list` was returning the javaparser-core file first. I don't believe there are any ordering guarantees with that API, so I relaxed the assertion to not depend on ordering. Signed-off-by: Andrew Ross <andrross@amazon.com>
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This unit test asserts that a SHA file for a groovy dependency gets
created. However, a SHA file for javaparser-core also gets created in
the same directory. For some reason, builds were failing on my machine
because
Files::listwas returning the javaparser-core file first. Idon't believe there are any ordering guarantees with that API, so I
relaxed the assertion to not depend on ordering.
Signed-off-by: Andrew Ross andrross@amazon.com
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