Update misleading parameter name AbstractOffsetDateTimeAssert#isBetween#3217
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joel-costigliola merged 2 commits intoassertj:mainfrom Oct 12, 2023
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* AbstractOffsetDateTimeAssert#isBetweenshould use `inclusive`, not `exclusive`
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@radistao good catch! there are still a few references to exclusive to update in the javadoc |
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Integrated thanks @radistao ! |
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AbstractOffsetDateTimeAssert#isBetweenshould useinclusive, notexclusiveAlso checked other Date/Time asserts and tests: seems like in other classes the parameter names are valid.
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