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I am using assertj's tuple to combine two or three property together and check the combination. Now I am having the issue of identifying out of which property it is failing.

Currently am using the as below:

softAssertions.assertThat(resultArrayList)
                              .extracting("title", "address.countryName", "address.state", "address.city")
                              .as("Title, CountryName, State, City at position %s", i)
                              .containsAnyOf(
                                      new Tuple(placeToSearch, expectedCountry, expectedState, expectedCity));

and I get a failure message as 

[Title, CountryName, State, City at position 0]        
Expecting
      <[("DOT Baires Shopping", "Argentina", "Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires", "Ciudad de Buenos Aires")]>
    to contain at least one of the following elements:
      <[("Dot", "Argentina", "Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires", "Ciudad de Buenos Aires")]>

1) Some suggestion to identify/mark the failed data. 2) Any way to colour the failed ones

Rejish R
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In your case you have a list of one tuple, this tuple does not match the expected tuple as their first value differ ("Dot" vs "DOT Baires Shopping"). Tuple equals method compares all tuple values.

It should be possible to color the actual and expected list but not specific elements (it's an IDE thing, not really an AssertJ thing).

A few remarks:

  • using containsAnyOf(expected) with one element is the same as using contains(expected)
  • Assertions expose a tuple(...) factory method to avoid calling new Tuple(...)

Hope it helps

Joel Costigliola
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  • yes, in above example first value differs and I want to find out if there is way to change the message to indicate that, as in current message style not clear which one has changed. – Rejish R Feb 17 '19 at 14:54