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[3.19.3] - 2025-04-04

Fixed

• StackOverflowError when a field has type with a generic type bound that recurses into itself with a wildcard: interface X<T extends X<?>>. (Issue 1062)

[3.19.2] - 2025-03-14

Fixed

• Exception when superclass of class under test has field with the same name but different type. (Issue 1056)
• Bug in withPrefabValueForField where fields in the superclass of the class under test is ignored.

[3.19.1] - 2025-02-17

Added

• Prefab value for java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock. (Issue 981)

Fixed

• Bug in withPrefabValueForField where in some cases the prefab value is not used.

[3.19] - 2025-02-06

Added

• forPackage(String packageName, ScanOption... option) overload. This provides a more consistent way to fine-tune the scanning of packages. ScanOption provides several features, which can be mixed and matched:
  • ScanOption.recursive() to search recursively. This replaces forPackage(String packageName, boolean scanRecursively).
  • ScanOption.mustExtend(Class<?> type) to find only classes that extend or implement the given type. This replaces forPackage(String packageName, Class<?> mustExtend). Note that this overload used to search recursively too; this is no longer the case. If you want a recursive search that also only matches subtypes, you have to combine ScanOption.recursive() and ScanOption.mustExtend(Class<?> type).
  • ScanOption.except(Class<?>... types) to find all classes except the given ones. This replaces forPackage(...).except(Class<?>... types).
  • ScanOption.except(Predicate<Class<?>> exclusionPredicate) to exclude all classes that match the given predicate. This replaces forPackage(...).except(Predicate<Class<?>> exclusionPredicate).
  • ScanOption.ignoreExternalJars() to not throw an exception when attempting to scan a package from a third-party jar file. This can be useful if you have a split package between a dependency and your own codebase. This is a new option. (Issue 1040)

Deprecated

• forPackage(String packageName, boolean scanRecursively): replaced by ScanOption.recursive().
• forPackage(String packageName, Class<?> mustExtend): replaced by ScanOption.mustExtend(Class<?> type) combined with ScanOption.recursive().
• forPackage(...).except(Class<?>... types): replaced by ScanOption.except(Class<?>... type).
• forPackage(...).except(Predicate<Class<?>>... exclusionPredicate): replaced by ScanOption.except(Predicate<Class<?>> exclusionPredicate).

[3.18.2] - 2025-01-30

Fixed

• Gives readable error message when trying to use forPackage() on third-party dependency package, instead of a NullPointerException. (Issue 1040)

[3.18.1] - 2025-01-09

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