Rename test method to clarify the purpose related to SPR-6063 #33402
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Merged and polished to keep the reference to the GitHub issue, thanks. |
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This PR renames the test method
spr6063topropertyDescriptorShouldMatchWithCachedDescriptorsto better reflect the intent of the test. The original method name was tied to the issue number, but it did not convey the specific purpose of the test.The updated method name now clearly indicates that the test is designed to verify the consistency between the results of
BeanUtils.getPropertyDescriptor()andBeanUtils.getPropertyDescriptors().This change was made following the discussion and issue raised in SPR-6063, ensuring that the test method name is descriptive and aligns with best practices.