JavaTest does not fully support Jira IDs. For example:
Iterator<ExcludeList.Entry> iterTmpExcludeList =
new ExcludeList(excludeFile).getIterator(false);
excludeList = new ExcludeList();
while (iterTmpExcludeList.hasNext()) {
ExcludeList.Entry entry = iterTmpExcludeList.next();
entry.getBugIds(); // returns array with -1 element
excludeFile is used from recent jck workspace and uses Jira IDs ("JCK-number").
It is also impossible to create object of type ExcludeList.Entry, that would store and later return bud is as Jira ID.
The only constructor is available is:
public Entry(String u, String tc, int[] b, String[] p, String s)
This functionality is a stopper for JTXCheck utility.
Iterator<ExcludeList.Entry> iterTmpExcludeList =
new ExcludeList(excludeFile).getIterator(false);
excludeList = new ExcludeList();
while (iterTmpExcludeList.hasNext()) {
ExcludeList.Entry entry = iterTmpExcludeList.next();
entry.getBugIds(); // returns array with -1 element
excludeFile is used from recent jck workspace and uses Jira IDs ("JCK-number").
It is also impossible to create object of type ExcludeList.Entry, that would store and later return bud is as Jira ID.
The only constructor is available is:
public Entry(String u, String tc, int[] b, String[] p, String s)
This functionality is a stopper for JTXCheck utility.