Andy Wilkinson 69320180d9 Make FileSystemWatcherTests.waitsForPollingInterval more robust ... The intent of the test is to: 1. Make a change 2. Sleep for long enough for that change to be picked up 3. Make another change 4. Stop that watcher after 1 further scan has been performed 5. Assert that a further scan was performed by checking that two separate sets of changes (step 1 and step 3) have been picked up Previously, step 2 relied on simply sleeping for a period of time longer than the polling interval. In reality, the polling interval is only a minimum time between scans and the actual time between them depends on thread scheduling, GC pauses, etc. This lead to the test failing intermittently if the scan didn't happen in a timely manner. This commit removes the sleep and replaces it with a while loop that waits for first change to be picked up. This ensures that the second change will be detected separately from the first and that two separate change sets should always be available once the watcher has stopped. See gh-7782		2017-01-17 10:30:47 +00:00
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src	Make FileSystemWatcherTests.waitsForPollingInterval more robust	2017-01-17 10:30:47 +00:00
pom.xml	Next development version	2016-12-23 00:15:23 +00:00