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add Iterable.asList #462
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i'll work on it |
which class should i change? |
@Gugatke I am not sure what you mean, all necessary changes are described in the issue description. Can you please state your question more precisely |
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* Provide a method for narrowing down the type of an iterable to list
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Platform (jvm, js, android): all
Extension (none, kotlin 1.3, jdk8): none
Code related feature
Following the things you need to do:
api-fluent
asList
which returnsExpect<List<T>>
(see asIterable as a guideline)asList
which expects anassertionCreator
-lambda and returnsExpect<T>
(see asIterable as a guideline)@since 0.14.0
(adapt to next release version) to KDOCSpek
which includes ListSpec which you create as inner object (see ch.tutteli.atrium.api.fluent.en_GB.IterableAnyAssertionsSpec as a guideline)- [ ] add a IterableSpec where you convert the given list to a iterable and then use asList -> see ch.tutteli.atrium.api.fluent.en_GB.IterableAnyAssertionsSpec.IterableSpec)
api-infix
asList
which returnsExpect<List<T>>
(see asIterable as a guideline)asList
which expects anassertionCreator
-lambda and returnsExpect<T>
(see asIterable as a guideline)@since 0.14.0
(adapt to next release version) to KDOCSpek
which includes ListSpec which you create as inner object (see ch.tutteli.atrium.api.infix.en_GB.IterableAnyAssertionsSpec as a guideline)- [ ] add a IterableSpec where you convert the given list to a iterable and then use asList -> see ch.tutteli.atrium.api.infix.en_GB.IterableAnyAssertionsSpec.IterableSpec)
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