//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void badDurationMissingNumber()
internal virtual void BadDurationMissingNumber()
{
Setting <Duration> setting = buildSetting("foo.bar", DURATION).build();
InvalidSettingException exception = assertThrows(typeof(InvalidSettingException), () => setting.apply(Map(stringMap("foo.bar", "ms"))));
assertThat(exception.Message, containsString("Missing numeric value"));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void badDurationInvalidUnit()
internal virtual void BadDurationInvalidUnit()
{
Setting <Duration> setting = buildSetting("foo.bar", DURATION).build();
InvalidSettingException exception = assertThrows(typeof(InvalidSettingException), () => setting.apply(Map(stringMap("foo.bar", "2gigaseconds"))));
assertThat(exception.Message, containsString("Unrecognized unit 'gigaseconds'"));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void exceptDoesNotAllowForbiddenValues()
internal virtual void ExceptDoesNotAllowForbiddenValues()
{
Setting <string> restrictedSetting = buildSetting("foo", STRING, "test").constraint(except("a", "b", "c")).build();
assertEquals("test", restrictedSetting.apply(Map(stringMap())));
assertEquals("d", restrictedSetting.apply(Map(stringMap("foo", "d"))));
assertThrows(typeof(InvalidSettingException), () => restrictedSetting.apply(Map(stringMap("foo", "a"))));
assertThrows(typeof(InvalidSettingException), () => restrictedSetting.apply(Map(stringMap("foo", "b"))));
InvalidSettingException exception = assertThrows(typeof(InvalidSettingException), () => restrictedSetting.apply(Map(stringMap("foo", "c"))));
assertThat(exception.Message, containsString("not allowed value is: c"));
}