Alexander Lehmann created JBEHAVE-744:
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Summary: Unit test
CompositeStepCandidateBehaviour.shouldMatchCompositeStepsAndCreateComposedNestedSteps
can fail due to random list ordering
Key: JBEHAVE-744
URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-744
Project: JBehave
Issue Type: Test
Components: Core
Affects Versions: 3.6
Environment: jbehave 3.6-snapshot, windows vista, java 1.6.0-31
Reporter: Alexander Lehmann
Priority: Minor
Unit test shouldMatchCompositeStepsAndCreateComposedNestedSteps fails for me,
this is due to some environment difference either with the java version, class
loader or something like that, because the List returned by
steps.listCandidates is not necessarily ordered according to the order of the
methods in the steps class.
When I run the test in Eclipse debugger, the order is as expected, when I run
the test normal in maven or in Eclipse, it fails since the expected step is at
the end of the list.
I have changed the unit test to look for the correct step, this way the test
should always pass.
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