While working on an issue about parallel execution and for this I checked synchronization docs and was still unsure about where it is possible / needed / suggested to place the @ResourceLock and @Execution(SAME_THREAD) annotations. (_The current example only shows the test case, but it's a

docker-compose files which contain container_name are not supported and the creation of DockerComposeContainer fails due to IllegalStateException. This has been introduced in #1151 as a quick fix for unintuitive feedback. If I understand correctly, the option of an implementation was however not discarded, but postponed. This issue is now about the implementation.

here http://javaee-samples.github.io/sample/batch-decision/
myJob.xml says: < next on="foobar" to="step3"/ >
but the text says:
Decider is always returning the value foobar which forwards the execution to step2

shouldn't the xml also say to="step2" ?

AssertJ's AbstractIterableAssert is large. We don't have an equivalent to every last assertion (and this is sometimes intentional), but for cases in which we do have an equivalent, we could help prospective users / migrating users / users with

If you comment out test cases with a here-doc like

: <<EOC
@test 'to be ignored for now' {
}
EOC

this greatly confuses bats-core.
As far as I have seen from a very quick look, you pre-process the test file line-wise.
So every line that looks like a test, even if just part of a multi-line string or here-doc will be considered a test case and confuse bats-core later on.

The documentation of said mutator states It affects local variables, parameters and array variables., but it mutated a field here.
Either the implementation or documentation is wrong here.

Much like QuickCheck Verbose mode, provide a way to enable verbose logs, to better understand all tried values, and the shrinking process.

Improve documentation in terms of javadoc and website as well. Where feasible introduce minor code changes for better readability.

The pg_restore command can take a file argument, or you can pass the file contents over stdin. In order to pass a file, you have to deal with mounting, but over stdin you don't. Right now there's no way to pass content to stdin, and it would be useful if there was.

Maybe add an Optional<byte[]> stdin parameter which would be written to the process stdin?

https://github.com/palantir/doc

Hello!
I had to look into the code to understand what's the filesystem structure for adding object mocks. It'd be nice to have it documented.

Cheers,

Giacomo

on a updated windows 10 64bit,
with node 10.16.3,
with jest 1.20,

with a very simple test

describe('Generic Test', () => {

    test("test1", () => {
        expect(2).toBe(2)
    })

});

with this jest.config.js file

    module.exports = {
        preset: "jest-puppeteer",
        setupFilesAfterEnv: [  // NOT setupFiles
            "./custom-configuration.

@vlsi mentioned this in jlink/jqwik#84:

I guess it would make code easier to follow if you called GuidedFuzzing#getCurrentGuidance in JQF.java and passed it to new FuzzStatement(...).

This is a good suggestion, and can be easily implemented to make the code more understandable.

Documentation Problem

I see that there is too little information about genSize parameter in documentation. I think that newcomers to PBT does not have an idea about, how does genSize influence generated data.

Suggested Solution

Add chapter about genSize to documentation, documenting all build-in Arbitrary-ies and influence o

Description
History logs about changing status for the test should be useful.
Who and when marking it as Passed, linked an issue, etc.
Also, it will be useful to see how many retries have been done to get the current result.

And adding the possibility to mark test for an update. (test case or design was changed). Currently, it will just fail without any readable note.

Value
It

Hi,
I'm trying the remote recording using the documentation example.

`@BeforeClass

public void setUp() throws Exception {

    URL hubUrl = new URL("http://localhost:4444/wd/hub");

    driver = new RemoteWebDriver(hubUrl, DesiredCapabilities.firefox());

    String nodeIp = GridInfoExtractor.getNodeIp(hubUrl, driver.getSessionId().toString());

    VideoRecorder