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Antonio Sanso commented on OLTU-164:
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[~simone.tripodi] what is the status here ? Can we close it :) ?
> JSON comparison in test case best practice
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>
> Key: OLTU-164
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OLTU-164
> Project: Apache Oltu
> Issue Type: Test
> Reporter: Simone Tripodi
> Priority: Critical
> Attachments: OLTU-164.patch
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> there are a couple of tests in the oauth-2.0/common codebase failing on CLI,
> but succeed in Eclipse, see below for details...
> {noformat}
> OAuthResponseTest.testErrorResponse:47
> expected:<{"[error_uri":"http://example-uri","error":"error","param":"value","realm":"album","state":"ok","error_description":"error_description]"}>
> but
> was:<{"[param":"value","error_description":"error_description","realm":"album","state":"ok","error":"error","error_uri":"http://example-uri]"}>
> {noformat}
> I honestly think that comparing serialised JSON strings is not the best way
> to assert two JSON documents are representing exactly the same data, we need
> to handle that situation...
> The [jsonassert|http://jsonassert.skyscreamer.org/] library looks like to be
> the good choice to assert two json object represent exactly the same data.
> If there are no objections, I would use {{jsonassert}} in all tests handling
> JSON data representation...
> Thoughts? TIA! :)
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