Simpler way to pass the test when there are 503 errors
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@ -169,13 +169,13 @@ public class UrlFetchingTests extends RefineTest {
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// Inspect rows
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String ref_val = (String)project.rows.get(0).getCellValue(1).toString();
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if (ref_val.contains("HTTP error 403") || ref_val.contains("HTTP error 503"))
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if (ref_val.contains("HTTP error 403"))
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return;
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Assert.assertTrue(ref_val != "apple"); // just to make sure I picked the right column
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for (int i = 1; i < 4; i++) {
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System.out.println("value:" + project.rows.get(i).getCellValue(1));
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// all random values should be equal due to caching
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Assert.assertEquals(project.rows.get(i).getCellValue(1), ref_val);
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Assert.assertEquals(project.rows.get(i).getCellValue(1).toString(), ref_val);
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}
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Assert.assertFalse(process.isRunning());
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}
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