Hi devs:
Please take note that the JUnit "assertEquals" methods expect their
arguments in a particular order. To wit:
assertEquals(expectedValue, testValue) or
assertEquals("Message", expectedValue, testValue)
If you swap the expected and the test values, then the error message
JUnit emits on failure will be incorrect and potentially confusing.
We have a lot of cases which use these methods incorrectly. Can we
please stop writing stuff like "assertEquals(val, 5)", and also please
fix these when you see them?
Thanks,
--Glen
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