Remove always-false array-length check in ForgeRockTestListener#297
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checkForInterleavedBetweenClasses wrapped a single ITestNGMethod.getInstance() value into a one-element array and then tested testInstances.length != 1, a condition that is always false (dead branch flagged by CodeQL java/constant-comparison). Use the single test instance directly and drop the useless array allocation and comparison.
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Summary
Fixes a CodeQL
java/constant-comparisonalert ("Useless comparison test / Test is always false") inForgeRockTestListener.checkForInterleavedBetweenClasses.The method wrapped a single
ITestNGMethod.getInstance()value into a one-element array literal and then testedtestInstances.length != 1— a condition that can never be true, so the guard was dead code (likely a leftover from an earliergetInstances()array API).Change
No behavior change: the length guard never protected anything since the array always had exactly one element.
Closes code scanning alert #2089.