LANG-1118: Fix StringUtils.repeat(char, int)#72
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…king dealing with negative repeat value
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Hello @rikles I'm still trying to find out how to correctly merge PRs from the command line. Looks like it didn't work with this PR. Your changes have been merged. Can you close this PR please? :) Thank you! |
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Merged into master. Close PR. |
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Close PR #68. Recreated due to rebase on master.
Now doing what is said in JavaDoc comment :
when passing a negative repeat value to the StringUtils.repeat(char, int) function, it returns an empty String instead of throwing a NegativeArraySizeException.