Output when I ran through IDE,
Condition not satisfied:
returnedJson == expectedJson
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{"id":"hidden","groupId":"hidden","name":"hidden","type":"hidden","bytesRead":0,"bytesWritten":0,"read":"0
bytes","written":"0 bytes","flowFilesIn":0,"bytesIn":0,"input":"0 (0
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Matt
Sorry for the late reply
Let me start by saying that I am happy to see that 3 out of 4 scenarios are
working well for you and that Spring integration is getting some traction. Now
to the problem. . .
SpringContextProcessor was designed to provide an ability to send, receive
and/or both Fl
Thank you for the information. Did you try running the tests on a fresh
clone of the github repo?
Could you please link me to or include the contents of StatusMerger.java
and ProcessorStatusSnapshotDTO.java?
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:17 AM Tijo Thomas wrote:
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> Output when I ran through IDE,
Hi Jeff,
Yes, I took a fresh clone from git hub . I cleaned my maven repo as well
before building .
Attached StatusMerger.java and ProcessorStatusSnapshotDTO.java
All,
It will be great if others also check if it is happening when u build. I am
worried whether I am doing some thing really stu
I looked into the merger code and found a possible issue. I haven't been
able to reproduce the test failure you're getting by setting my locale to
en_IN, but I have a sneaking suspicion that FormatUtils might be the
culprit here when it's formatting the value for TasksDuration in the target
DTO.
