JDecisiontable Activity
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Activity for JDecisiontable
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Michael Groß committed [a9b364]
Test README
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moved info about integration test into own readme
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removed read-only files
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added method to check if a file is empty + applied it
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added method to create an empty file
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updated the readme
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changelog
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fixed failing tests
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removed actual results
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moved test files
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readme
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moved test files
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readme
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removed actual results
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seperated directories for input- and output files
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typo
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removed obsolete test methods
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wrong variable used
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wrong variable used
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removed obsolete file delete methods
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output dir was not created
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wrong variable used
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fixed test test_MenuItem_Decisiontable_SaveAs_02
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fixed test_menuDecisiontableSaveAs_03
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solved minor problems
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fixed Jdt close tests
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fixed cumbersome implementation
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fixed test_menuDecisiontableExportToCsv_01
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fixed test_menuDecisiontableExportToCsv_02
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cleaned Menu_Decisiontable_CloseAll_Test
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cleaned Menu_Decisiontable_Close_Test
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fixed test_MenuItem_Decisiontable_ExportToCsv_03
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updated copyright notice - the license remains unchanged
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overhauled the tests so that they are more concise yet
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removed newline from the end of expected 5dt files
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removed newline from the end of expected 5ts files
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changelog
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readme
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float values are now written with one decimal digit even if the decimal value is zero: for expected result files
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float values are now written with one decimal digit even if the decimal value is zero
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pretty-print files
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fixed the object to json serializer it must not HTML-escape the value of string fields
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Revert "renamed changelog file"
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renamed changelog file
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renamed changelog file
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Test project: updated dependencies
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removed unnecessary NOTICE.txt file
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cleaned up the imports
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removed unnecessary entry into META-INF from pom.xml
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removed unnecessary entry into META-INF from pom.xml
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removed unnecessary repository from pom.xml
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updated the dependencies
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added ItelliJ Idea files to .gitignore
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added editorconfig
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Fonts look ugly
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Updated the documentation.
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JDecisiontable updated /JDecisiontable-2.3.4.zip
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Merge branch 'master' into version_2.3.4
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Merge branch 'develop'
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updated the documentation to solve issue #4
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This problem does not occur with Debian 10 and the MATE desktop.
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Fonts look ugly
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Option "Save JSON files readable for humans" is not permanent
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I decided to remove this option and to always pretty-print JSON files because it is no interest of the average user if the JSON files contain line feeds or not. The decision table is the same with or without prety-print. The users who diff the 5dt and 5ts files (decision tables resp. test specifications) will recognize that this is only possible with pretty-printed JSON. Pretty-print means that JSON or XML files get additional white space (line feeds and indetation) so that they can be read better...
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I decided to remove this option and to always pretty-print JSON files because it is no interest of the average user if the JSON files contain line feeds or not. The decision table is the same with or without prety-print. The users who diff the 5dt and 5ts files (decision tables resp. test specifications) will recognize that this is only possible with pretty-printed JSON. (Pretty-print means that JSON or XML files get additional white space (line feeds and indetation) so that they can be read better...
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set the release version
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the JSON files are pretty-printed now
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added a readme file for the test
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updated the dependencies and maven plugins
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fixed a bug which prevented to open several files at once
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Maven requires HTTPS to download artifacts
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updated dependencies
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updated dependencies
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updated maven plugins
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fixed artifact for handout in german
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moved artifact for handout in german
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moved existing documentation about how to make decision table to the project JDecisiontableDoc
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updated the manual
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removed obsolete .NET documentation
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removed the user preference for "pretty-print JSON"
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Always generate pretty-printed JSON for decision tables and test specifications
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Fix: The version was not shown in the about message window
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Option "Save JSON files readable for humans" is not permanent
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Fonts look ugly
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Fonts look ugly
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Fonts look ugly
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Fonts may look ugly
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Check for Java 9 compatibilty
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Build on Java 11 was already tested to be working.
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Check for Java 9 compatibilty
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Tested the JAR for 2.3.3with Java 11 (OpenJdk 11) on Linux (Debian 10 with LxQt desktop). It works but the fonts aren't redered. I had the same trouble with other Java applications since I installed Debian 10 with LxQt desktop environment: Netbeans, OWASP ZAP. In case the fonts look ugly try java -Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=lcd -jar JDecisiontable-x.y.z.jar
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