AssertionFailedErrorBuilder
JUnit 5.9.0 introduced AssertionFailureBuilder. That's quite useful, but it's a bit strict in its definition on actual and expected.
Class AssertionFailedErrorBuilder is like an extended version of AssertionFailureBuilder. It adds the following additional features:
- Providing prefixes for both expected and actual values, e.g.
expected: caused by <expected> but was: caused by <actual> - Providing multiple expected and actual values, e.g.
expected: one of <expected1>, <expected2> but was: <actual> - Providing non-formatted text for “expected” values, e.g.
expected: matching the predicate but was: <actual> - Building reasons with value formatting