> @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ public void testExtractArchive() throws Exception {
>
> .extractArchive(containerName, payload, "tar.gz");
> assertEquals(extractResponse.getCreated(), OBJECT_COUNT);
> assertTrue(extractResponse.getErrors().isEmpty());
> -
> assertEquals(api.getContainerApi(regionId).get(containerName).getObjectCount(),
> OBJECT_COUNT);
> +
> assertEquals(api.getContainerApi(regionId).get(containerName).getObjectCount(),
> Long.valueOf(OBJECT_COUNT));
I´m not completely sure about what you mean. At the very beginning I went for
the easy way and kept the object count as long, and make it 0 when null. nacx
was probably right saying that would not be correct so I made it Long.
In the tests, sometimes constant OBJECT_COUNT is compared with
extractResponse.getCreated() , and therefore is a long, and sometimes it
compared with getObjectCount() and therefore we must convert it to Long.
I wonder if your concern is about object count long vs Long , or about how we
deal with constants in tests, as they sometimes are compared with long and with
Long.
Thanks again.
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