Add unit tests for org.dromara.soul.common.utils.UUIDUtils#44
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These tests were written using Diffblue Cover. Dependencies required to run the tests have also been added.
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thanks，please look at other particular classes |
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Hi,
I've analysed your code base and noticed that
org.dromara.soul.common.utils.UUIDUtilsin thesoul-commonmodule is not fully tested.I've written some tests for the functions in this class with the help of Diffblue Cover.
In addition, I noticed that instantiating
UUIDUtilsvia the public constructor will never cause the block at line 83 to be entered.Hopefully these tests should help you detect any regressions caused by future code changes. If you would find it useful to have additional tests written for this repository, I would be more than happy to look at other particular classes that you consider important.