Hi Allon! patch in $subject modifies test method name from: testGetLocaleFromStringString_withDefault to: testGetLocaleFromStringStringWithDefault I've always thought that Java test method names should be as much readable as possible, because in Java tests, the method name is used to describe the particular test case. (Unfortunately, Java test frameworks don't do a good job in this area.. please correct me if I'm wrong.) So with JS/Jasmine we can do this: describe('LocaleUtils', function () { it('should extract locale from given String', function () { // actual test code }); }); but in Java we usually do this: // <methodName>_<extraInfoForSpecificTestCase> void testGetLocaleFromStringString_withDefault which is already far from readable, and this: testGetLocaleFromStringStringWithDefault makes it even worse.. Even though it complies with Java method naming convention, it totally obfuscates what is that particular test case about, which means people who want to maintain such tests need to spend time studying what the test is actually doing.. What's your take on this? Regards, Vojtech