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No Asserts in Java SDK Tests

TLDR Tom wondered about the lack of asserts in the Java SDK tests. Kishore Nallan explained that it's a community contribution and improvements are necessary.

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Tom

03:16 PM

Hey all,

I'm just looking at the tests written for the Java SDK and am I right in thinking there are no asserts?

https://github.com/typesense/typesense-java/tree/master/src/test/java/org/typesense/api

Or am I being blind? 👀

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Kishore Nallan

03:19 PM

Yes, that's the current status. The Java client started out as a community contributed client and only a skeleton set of integration tests have been added which verifies that the calls succeed doesn't assert. Certainly an area to improve.

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