Here in Norway (entire Europe I guess), the JVM seems to prefer to use commas for decimal punctuation as opposed to dots (4,5 instead of 4.5), which causes the aforementioned test to fail when it's expecting results using dots. I tried to do a pull request just earlier, but it seems the build crashed when I tried to submit my change (and I wasn't a member yet)
public String prettyPrintDatum(Metric datum) {
return String.format(Locale.US, "min: %.2f, max: %.2f, sum: %.2f, mean: %.2f, std dev: %.2f",
datum.min, datum.max, datum.sum, datum.mean, datum.standardDeviation);
}
In addition, the build seemed to complain a lot about gradle failing. Personally, I've had to install gradle 2.10 to make shadowjar work.
Here in Norway (entire Europe I guess), the JVM seems to prefer to use commas for decimal punctuation as opposed to dots (4,5 instead of 4.5), which causes the aforementioned test to fail when it's expecting results using dots. I tried to do a pull request just earlier, but it seems the build crashed when I tried to submit my change (and I wasn't a member yet)
public String prettyPrintDatum(Metric datum) {
return String.format(Locale.US, "min: %.2f, max: %.2f, sum: %.2f, mean: %.2f, std dev: %.2f",
datum.min, datum.max, datum.sum, datum.mean, datum.standardDeviation);
}
In addition, the build seemed to complain a lot about gradle failing. Personally, I've had to install gradle 2.10 to make shadowjar work.