As noticed in #260 there is an issue when trying to check if a JSON node is null or not.
I'll rather prefer to thow an exception here in order to avoid a "silent" return in a try/catch block.
The PropertyAccessor's getValue() method will throw an throwInvalidArgumentException exception in this case.
Description:
Given I have the following JSON to test, for example (any valid JSON will do the trick):
{
"fieldA": "toto",
"fieldB": "tata"
}
And I want to check that "notExistingField" should not be null.
The following step is a success: And the JSON node "notExistingField" should not be null.
I was doing TDD, and I expected my test to fail.
Before I add/update tests, let me know what do you think about it.
Thanks.
As noticed in #260 there is an issue when trying to check if a JSON node is null or not. I'll rather prefer to thow an exception here in order to avoid a "silent" return in a try/catch block. The PropertyAccessor's getValue() method will throw an
throwInvalidArgumentExceptionexception in this case.Description: Given I have the following JSON to test, for example (any valid JSON will do the trick):
And I want to check that "notExistingField" should not be null. The following step is a success:
And the JSON node "notExistingField" should not be null. I was doing TDD, and I expected my test to fail.Before I add/update tests, let me know what do you think about it. Thanks.