Normalize line separators in assertions#5061
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ASTConverterJavadocTest_18.testSnippetMultilineOnlyJavadoc5 Updated the test assertions to normalize line separators using \R → \n before comparison ensuring consistent behavior across all environments. Fixes: eclipse-jdt#5057
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Thank you @RagiGeorge ! I'll check the next I-build, hopefully the fail is gone. |
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This fixes the failure reported in #5057, where
ASTConverterJavadocTest_18.testSnippetMultilineOnlyJavadoc5 was failing in Windows
Updated the test assertions to normalize line separators using \R → \n before comparison ensuring consistent behaviour across all environments.