Retrofitting: Individual Tests :- 31 Tests Parameterised #1
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This PR has:-
31 Unit tests retrofitted, selected individually via assert equal statements
Test Parameterised :- 30 (PUTs #)
Bugs found :- 4 (Potential Bug #)
New Test Added :- 1 (CUTs #)
Classes Covered :- 9
Old tests which can be removed after parameterisation :- 2 (Can be removed #) -> We can find / modify tests to make more of these if we are interested, I wasn't deliberately looking for them and still found 2.
In many places, I have created two new classes inside the test class, using
@RunWith(Enclosed.class)to segregate parameterized and non-parameterized tests. If we use@RunWith(Parameterized.class)directly in a class, then all the tests, even the non-parameterized ones, would run multiple times.This approach worked fine, but in some places, it required changing the ordering of tests; please bare with such scenarios until I try to find a way out. Also, indentation is deliberately not appropriately done for such cases to make the PR easy to perceive. Once I get the green flag will update it.