Stefano Cordio

@scordio.github.io

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Software Engineer @ EPAM Systems Maintainer of @assertj.github.io

AssertJ quote from the GitHub Secure Open Source Fund: "We shifted security from a stretch goal to a core requirement."
The text of a ticket closure: "Closed because we haven’t decided to fix this in the last year. Please reopen if this is a mistake."
A Java code snippet containing: private Object arguments @Nullable [];
A Java code snippet containing: private Object @Nullable [] arguments;
git push --force in a Yoda meme
Trainings: Git /GitHub Projects: AssertJ (Java) Cucumber (C++) Harbor CLI (Go) JReleaser (Java) OpenFeature (Java, JavaScript, Go, Python, ...) Spring Batch (Java) vmlens (Java)
Excerpt of Maciej Walkowiak's blog post on releasing to Maven Central via JReleaser
Maven POM properties: <properties> <argLine>@${project.basedir}/argFile</argLine> </properties>
An extremely long command line to execute in-module testing for AssertJ
My Hack.Commit.Push name tag
<maven.compiler.release>8</maven.compiler.release> <maven.compiler.testRelease>21</maven.compiler.testRelease>
Screenshot of the email subject I received from Joel Costigliola on 23/07/2019: "Would you like to become an AssertJ commiter?"
AssertJ support for MockMvc We love AssertJ! While Spring Boot has already jumped on that train a while ago and provides several testing facilities using it, the framework team has been more conservative. At the same time, we recognize that our Hamcrest support may not fit everyone’s needs: the use of static imports make the API less discoverable and writing custom assertions is harder. Spring Framework 6.2.0-M1 provides an exhaustive support for testing your web application with MockMvc and AssertJ.
A Java code snippet that shows how `Stream::mapMulti` can work together with `Optional::ifPresent`. --- Stream.of(Optional.of("0"), Optional.of("1"), Optional.empty()) .mapMulti(Optional::ifPresent) // !!! .forEach(System.out::print); }
A screenshot that shows a complex filter in the Notion UI