Write release notes #27
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Good idea, I will start this on the next release. On 14 June 2016 at 12:59, Christian Helmbold notifications@github.com
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When keys are data classes with several fields, it really helps to find
similarities between actual and expected keys, as shown in the section
"Possible matches for missing keys" of the following output, where the
matcher finds the most similar key:
```
val sweetGreenApple = Fruit("apple", "green", "sweet")
val sweetGreenPear = Fruit("pear", "green", "sweet")
val e = shouldThrow<AssertionError> {
mapOf(
sweetGreenApple to 1
) should containExactly(mapOf(sweetGreenPear to 1))
}
e.message shouldBe """
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|Expected:
| mapOf(Fruit(name=apple, color=green, taste=sweet) to 1)
|should be equal to:
| mapOf(Fruit(name=pear, color=green, taste=sweet) to 1)
|but differs by:
| missing keys:
| Fruit(name=pear, color=green, taste=sweet)
| extra keys:
| Fruit(name=apple, color=green, taste=sweet)
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|Possible matches for missing keys:
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| expected: Fruit(name=pear, color=green, taste=sweet),
| but was: Fruit(name=apple, color=green, taste=sweet),
| distance: 0.67,
| fields:
| name expected: "pear", but was: "apple"
| color = "green"
| taste = "sweet"
""".trimMargin()
```
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Co-authored-by: Emil Kantis <emil.kantis@protonmail.com>
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Each release should have a simple wiki page with release notes. This is not only useful for existing users but a good "marketing" instrument, too. The Rust team gets a lot of attention every six weeks, because they write down what's new.
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