[espresso]: Bump com.google.truth:truth from 0.42 to 1.1.3 in /packages/espresso/example/android/app

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Bumps com.google.truth:truth from 0.42 to 1.1.3.

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1.1.3

• Fixed a bug in how comparingExpectedFieldsOnly() handles oneof fields. (f27208428)
• Improved comparingExpectedFieldsOnly to work when required fields are absent. (f27208428)
• Changed Subject.toString() to throw UnsupportedOperationException. (fa4c7b512)

1.1.2

This release completes the feature that I got wrong in 1.1.1 -- the ability to exclude our JUnit 4 dependency and still use standard Truth assertions.

• Made it possible for users to exclude our JUnit 4 dependency and still use standard Truth assertions -- really this time, even in cases in which excluding the dependency failed under 1.1.1. (JUnit 4 is still required for some advanced features, like Expect, ExpectFailure, and TruthJUnit.assume().) (948f3edca)
• When JUnit 4 is excluded from the classpath, the AssertionError Truth generates as a substitute for ComparisonFailure now includes the expected and actual values that were missing in 1.1.1. (6b0140730)

1.1.1

We recommend not trying to exclude our JUnit dependency even under this release. We will release 1.1.2 with better handling for the missing dependency shortly.

• Made it possible for users to exclude our JUnit 4 dependency and still use standard Truth assertions. (JUnit 4 is still required for some advanced features, like Expect, ExpectFailure, and TruthJUnit.assume().) (2d65326ec)
  • Update: This appears to let users exclude the dependency in some cases but not all. We are working on a fix.
  • Update 2: Also, even if you succeed in excluding the dependency in your environment, you will see failure messages that are missing information. We have a fix for this ready.

If you wish to exclude our JUnit dependency, you may wish to consider this alternative approach. That approach may be worthwhile even after we fix the bugs described above.

I apologize for the trouble.

1.1

• Fixed (we think :)) R8 compilation failure: Error: com.android.tools.r8.errors.b: Compilation can't be completed because `org.objectweb.asm.ClassVisitor` and 1 other classes are missing. (0bfa285fa)
• Added unpackingAnyUsing(TypeRegistry, ExtensionRegistry). If you call this method, ProtoTruth will attempt to unpack Any messages before comparing them. (b50d878b)
• Added formattingDiffsUsing methods to IterableSubject and MapSubject. This allows you to get failure messages which show diffs between the actual and expected elements (like you get with comparingElementsUsing) while still comparing them using object equality. (ae997be77)
• Changed Checker Framework annotations from checker-qual to qual. (e71b57b9f) With this change, we inadvertently introduced Java 8 bytecode into our dependencies. Please report problems on #882. Sorry for the trouble.
• Added null checks to StringSubject. (3481ab0af)
• Included ASM as a dependency (non-<optional>) by default. It is still safe to exclude if you want to minimize dependencies, but by including it, you may see better failure messages. (aea78e81c)
• Removed dependency on gwt-user. (b54e9ef50fe670bf93dd3b2b6851423be631b429)
• API documentation for Truth classes is now easier to reach. For example, for StringSubject, visit truth.dev/StringSubject. Also, more easily access the index at truth.dev/api.

1.0.1

• Changed failure messages to identify trailing whitespace in failed string comparisons. (7a58a45b)
• Moved gwt-user to test scope. (51bbbf42)
• Fixed handling of proto maps with keys equal to the key type's default value. (8ebfe2ab)
• Worked around what seems to be a classloading bug in old versions of some vendors' Android runtimes. (02c5e79925d455331377f3e6640cc450aecf6774)

Truth 1.0

Truth is a library for performing assertions in tests:

assertThat(notificationText).contains("[email protected]");

Truth is owned and maintained by the Guava team. It is used in the majority of the tests in Google’s own codebase.

For more information, see our full documentation at truth.dev, or start with our higher-level blog post.

Users of AssertJ will be particularly interested in our comparison of Truth and AssertJ.

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