Maybe I'm just not reading this test correctly, in which case please point out where I'm going wrong. StateTransition test creates 50 objects, with field value from 0 to 49. When running each test it calls getInstanceInState(). This method doesn't seem to care about which object it is picking (i.e which field value) since it just gets an Extent (no ordering defined how they are returned), and takes the first in the iterator(). This means that the instance returned could have a field value that is the same as a mutator operation may be attempting to set the field to. In that case the object wouldn't become dirty. Why create 50 objects if not using one per test ?
Or is there something I haven't seen ? Regards -- Andy DataNucleus (http://www.datanucleus.org)
