Bugfixes for loadWebPage and readBufferedStream

24.14.2

a   reformat code

Use UrlConnection in NetUtils instead of Apache HttpClient

As first fix to #607 let's use java's built-in functionality to make web requests.

DateScrubber & Approve-All Script

Support more date formats in DateScrubber, see Documentation

Approval-All Script

All failed approvals are now logged in .approval_tests_temp/.failed_comparison.log. There will be also a script generated that will approve all failed tests.

Script assumes it is being run from the .approval_tests_temp directory.

on Unix

cd .approval_tests_temp
./approve_all.sh

on Windows

cd .approval_tests_temp
./approve_all.bat

Support for more date formats when using DateScrubber

DateScrubber now detects dates formatted like 2024-12-17 or 2024-12-18T14:04:46.746130Z.

ReporterThatCreatesApprovalScript

For Windows and Linux!
When this reporter is used it creates a script that, when it runs, will approve all failed tests.
The script file will be either
.approval_tests_temp\approval_script.bat
or
.approval_tests_temp/approval_script.sh

Added Seam for custom exceptions

If you want to customize what error is thrown (#596) , you can now do the following:

// global 
private final Closeable oldGenerator = Approvals.settings().registerErrorGenerator((received, approved) -> new AssertionError("Custom message")))

try (AutoCloseable old = Approvals.settings()
    .registerErrorGenerator((received, approved) -> new AssertionError("Custom message")))
{
 ...
}

Queryable.firstOrThrow

return Queryable.as(1, 2, 3).firstOrThrow(i -> 2 < i, () -> new RuntimeException("Nothing bigger than 2")

Creates local log of touched approved files

Note: you need to add the following to your .gitignore

.approval_tests_temp/

ApprovalTests now create a temp log in .approval_tests_temp/.approved_files.log after each run that stores all the .approved. files that were touched.
This enables other tooling to do things such as find abandoned files.

Also, we added :
FileUtils.appendToFile(file, txt)

XmlXomApprovals

Xom has support for emojies, so it can be a confinient way to use for xml that contains emojies.

    var expected = """
        <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
        <a>
          <b>😸 &amp; 🐶</b>
        </a>
        """;
    String minimizedXml = expected.replaceAll("\n", " ").replace("  ", "");
    XmlXomApprovals.verifyXml(minimizedXml, new Options().inline(expected));

We also allow you to create your own pretty printer when using Approvals.verify.

Or no pretty printing at all, then use

Approvals.verifyXml(xml, x -> x);

AraxisMergeReporter and better Jackson support

Araxis Merge Reporter for MacOS #172
JsonJacksonApprovals now accepts an ObjectMapper #478