Bump org.awaitility:awaitility from 4.0.3 to 4.3.0

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Bumps org.awaitility:awaitility from 4.0.3 to 4.3.0.

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Changelog 4.3.0 (2025-02-21)

• Support for kotlin.time.Duration in Kotlin DSL (thanks to Ivo Šmíd for PR)

• Upgraded kotlin version in the awaitility-kotlin module to 2.1.10

• Using a more descriptive error message when using VERY long wait conditions or poll durations (issue 290)

• Added an overloaded method of untilAsserted(..) that takes a supplier and a consumer. For example, lets say you have a class like this: public class MyClass { public String myFunction() { // Imagine stuff being executed in asynchronously here and the result of this // operation is a string called "my value" return "my value" } }

  // Then in your test you can wait for the "myFunction" to be asserted by a "consumer" that uses // assertj to make sure that "myFunction" returns ""my value" await().untilAsserted(myClass::myFunction, value -> Assertions.assertThat(value).isEqualTo("my value"));

  This has also been implemented for all atomic, adder, and accumulator methods.

Changelog 4.2.2 (2024-08-07)

• Support JDK EA builds in JavaVersionDetector (thanks to Oleg Estekhin for pull request)

Changelog 4.2.1 (2024-03-15)

• Upgraded Kotlin to 1.9.22

• Added extension properties forever, then, and, given to the Kotlin extension. This allows you to do e.g.:

  await.forever until { .. }

• Added shortcut for enabling logging. Before you had to do e.g.

  await() .with() .conditionEvaluationListener(new ConditionEvaluationLogger(log::info)) .pollInterval(ONE_HUNDRED_MILLISECONDS) .until(logs::size, is(4));

  You can now instead use the "logging" shortcut:

  await() .with() .logging(log::info) .pollInterval(ONE_HUNDRED_MILLISECONDS) .until(logs::size, is(4));

  or simply ".logging()" for "System.out".

  This shortcut has also been added globally:

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