Create static factory methods for creating Matchers #441
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For now, starting with FeatureMatcher and TypeSaveDiagnosingMatcher since those are, in my experience, the two most important and commonly used matchers.
This was referenced Aug 25, 2025
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This PR doesn't meet coding formatting standards for the project (it uses tabs for indenting). At the time I submitted this, I didn't have GitHub actions enabled, so I wasn't aware of the formatting enforcement. The formatting is fixed in version of this code incorporated into Hamcrest 4.0 Draft PR #443. |
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Closing this PR, it has been merged in #443 |
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Starting with FeatureMatcher and TypeSaveDiagnosingMatcher since those are, in my experience, the two most important and commonly used matchers.
I can add more if there are others that should be created.
See Issue #440 .