Github user keith-turner commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/accumulo/pull/145#discussion_r77282647
  
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    Nice test.  Very thorough.  I tried running code coverage and everything in 
key builder was covered.
    
    I think it would be useful to test the following.  This ensures that the 
behavior of calling timestamp multiple times is well defined going forward and 
does not change to take the first.
    
    ```java
    k = Key.builder().row("r").timestamp(44).timestamp(99).build();
    assertEquals(new Key("r","","",99l), k);
    ```
    
    It would be nice to test that all builder methods fail fast when passed 
null.   I think they all will at the moment.   Want to avoid the case where 
null passed to earlier method causes failure in `build()` method and user does 
not know if the row, family, or qualifier was null.


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