Reactivate ComponentTest.test_zeroSize()#1455
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This test was disabled with 2f300b9 because the frame might not be at the expected location. Given that this test is only about the size of the component and not the type, we can use a JPanel instead, which is guaranteed to always be at (0,0).
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This test was disabled with 2f300b9 because the frame might not be at the expected location.
Given that this test is only about the size of the component and not the type, we can use a JPanel instead, which is guaranteed to always be at (0,0).