2.5.1 Don't err when sampling/shuffling empty collections

Actually sampling will not throw only when number of elements to return is 0. In all other cases it will still throw.

2.5.0 mixedCase() for lower/upper case randomization

mixedCase("blah") -> bLaH, exists only as part of Short API in io.qala.datagen.RandomShortApi

2.4.0 Add shuffled() for shuffling collections

As opposed to standard Collections.shuffle() this method returns a new collection.

2.3.0 Deprecate ugly methods, update sampleMultiple() behaviour (breaking)

• There were uncertainties with upTo() method because from its name it wasn't clear if 0 was included. From now on use only integer(min, max) instead, it's more explicit
• sampleMultiple(Collection) was returning empty collections as one of the possibilities. But it wasn't convenient, if user wants empty collections then he should be explicit about that. The method now returns collections with at least 1 element.

2.2.0 Place JUnit5 classes into a different package

According to #2

2.1.0 Add `@BlankString` to JUnit5

JUnit5: Add `@BlankString`

Passes either `null` or empty string or string with spaces.

2.0.0 Ability to specify seeds

Can be done manually via DatagenRandom or with annotations for JUnit5 (@Seed)

1.14.0 Add @RandomDouble to JUnit5 Integration

release-1.14.0

JUnit5: add `@RandomDouble`

1.13.1 Random Date range defaults to more sensible values

Previously values varied from Java8 min possible to max possible.

Most people wouldn't want to go that far anyway, but yet another reason
is that there are bugs in Java that relate to the Timestamp - this
class doesn't allow dates with Long.MIN_VALUE up to
Long.MIN_VALUE+808. So now the default range includes values valid for java.util.Date.

1.13.0 Add a lot more annotations to JUnit5 integration

Added

• @Unicode
• @Numeric
• @English
• @RandomLong