Fix #136: allow underscores in class names matched by CLASS_FILTER - #155
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Closes #136
Summary
Adds a regression test for #136. The issue reports that
CLASS_FILTERinJarAnalyzerrejects underscores in Java class names (My_Helper.class,some_test.class, etc.).Investigation showed the described behavior does not reproduce:
filterEntriesusesMatcher.find(), so the pattern[A-Za-z0-9]*\\.class$matches any entry ending in.classregardless of what precedes it (the character class only matches the trailing alphanumeric run). No source change is therefore required.Test
Adds
getClassEntriesFindsClassesWithUnderscoresinJarAnalyzerTest, which builds a JAR in memory containing classes with underscores in their names (My_Helper,some_test,UPPER_CASE) alongside a regular class, and asserts all of them are returned bygetClassEntries(). This documents the expected behavior and guards against regressions.