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The assertNotNull() method from JUnit seems to be recognized as doing a non-null check.
However, the "Constant conditions & exceptions" inspection does not offer it as a QuickFix (when I'm inside a JUnit test method).
Actually something similar could be offered for all test frameworks supported by IDEA:
- JUnit3: simply call assertNotNull() in test superclass
- JUnit4: insert a call to the (static) method, let code style do a static import if applicable?
- TestNG: similar to JUnit4, perhaps prefer org.testng.Assert#assertNotNull()
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The assertNotNull() method from JUnit seems to be recognized as doing a non-null check.
However, the "Constant conditions & exceptions" inspection does not offer it as a QuickFix (when I'm inside a JUnit test method).
Actually something similar could be offered for all test frameworks supported by IDEA:
- JUnit3: simply call assertNotNull() in test superclass
- JUnit4: insert a call to the (static) method, let code style do a static import if applicable?
- TestNG: similar to JUnit4, perhaps prefer org.testng.Assert#assertNotNull()
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In JUnit/TestNG tests, "Constant conditions & exceptions" could suggest adding "assertNotNull(...)"