Fixing test case as change in method because Class extended

Author: sarvang00

common/src/main/java/net/adoptopenjdk/icedteaweb/logging/BaseLogger.java

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
  */
 public abstract class BaseLogger implements Logger {
 
-    protected String expand(final String msg, final Object[] args) {
+    protected static String expand(final String msg, final Object[] args) {
         return new StringFormatter().expand(msg, args);
     }
 }

common/src/test/java/net/adoptopenjdk/icedteaweb/logging/BaseLoggerTest.java

@@ -11,54 +11,54 @@ public void testNullMessageHandledCorrectly() {
         final String message = null;
         final Object[] args = {"ONE"};
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("null"));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("null"));
     }
 
     @Test
     public void testMessageWithoutArgumentsStaysUnchanged() {
         final String message = "Message without arguments stay unchanged.";
         final Object[] args = {};
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("Message without arguments stay unchanged."));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("Message without arguments stay unchanged."));
     }
 
     @Test
     public void testMessageWitNullArgumentsStaysUnchanged() {
         final String message = "Message with null arguments stay unchanged.";
         final Object[] args = null;
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("Message with null arguments stay unchanged."));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("Message with null arguments stay unchanged."));
     }
 
     @Test
     public void testMessageWithOneArgumentExpandsCorrectly() {
         final String message = "This is a message with {} argument.";
         final Object[] args = {"ONE"};
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("This is a message with ONE argument."));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("This is a message with ONE argument."));
     }
 
     @Test
     public void testMessageWithTwoArgumentExpandsCorrectly() {
         final String message = "This is a message with the arguments {} and {}.";
         final Object[] args = {"ONE", 2};
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("This is a message with the arguments ONE and 2."));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("This is a message with the arguments ONE and 2."));
     }
 
     @Test
     public void testMessageWithTooManyArgumentExpandsCorrectly() {
         final String message = "This is a message with the arguments {} and {}.";
         final Object[] args = {"ONE", 2, "abc"};
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("This is a message with the arguments ONE and 2."));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("This is a message with the arguments ONE and 2."));
     }
 
     @Test
     public void testMessageWithTooFewArgumentsExpandsCorrectly() {
         final String message = "This is a message with the arguments {} and {}.";
         final Object[] args = {"ONE"};
 
-        assertThat(BaseLogger.doExpand(message, args), is("This is a message with the arguments ONE and {}."));
+        assertThat(BaseLogger.expand(message, args), is("This is a message with the arguments ONE and {}."));
     }
 }