src/test/java/com/jcabi/github/RtIssueITCase.java
/**
     * RtIssue can fetch assignee.
     *
     * <p> If you get AssertionError during this test execution and test was
     *  ignored it means that something happened with account that you try to
     *  edit with Issue.assign(). We had this problem when our account was
     *  flagged as suspicious by Github. In this case you should contact Github
     *  support and ask them to unblock account you use.
     *
     * @see <a href="https://github.com/jcabi/jcabi-github/issues/810">Why test is ignored?</a>
     * @throws Exception if any problem inside.
     */
RtIssue can fetch assignee.
 If you get AssertionError during this test execution and test was
ignored it means that something happened with account that you try to
edit with Issue.assign(). We had this problem when our account was
flagged as suspicious by Github. In this case you should contact Github
support and ask them to unblock account you use.

@see Why test is ignored?
@throws Exception if any problem inside.
RtIssue can fetch assignee . If you get AssertionError during this test execution and test was ignored it means that something happened with account that you try to edit with Issue . assign () . We had this problem when our account was flagged as suspicious by Github . In this case you should contact Github support and ask them to unblock account you use . @see Why test is ignored? @throws Exception if any problem inside .
@Test
    public void identifyAssignee() throws Exception {
        final Issue issue = RtIssueITCase.issue();
        final String login = issue.repo().github().users().self().login();
        try {
            new Issue.Smart(issue).assign(login);
        } catch (final AssertionError error) {
            Logger.warn(this, "Test failed with error: %s", error.getMessage());
            Assume.assumeFalse(
                "Something wrong with your test account. Read test's java-doc.",
                true
            );
        }
        final User assignee = new Issue.Smart(issue).assignee();
        MatcherAssert.assertThat(
            assignee.login(),
            Matchers.equalTo(login)
        );
    }
@ Test public void identifyAssignee ( ) throws Exception { final Issue issue = RtIssueITCase . issue ( ) ; final String login = issue . repo ( ) . github ( ) . users ( ) . self ( ) . login ( ) ; try { new Issue . Smart ( issue ) . assign ( login ) ; } catch ( final AssertionError error ) { Logger . warn ( this , "Test failed with error: %s" , error . getMessage ( ) ) ; Assume . assumeFalse ( "Something wrong with your test account. Read test's java-doc." , true ) ; } final User assignee = new Issue . Smart ( issue ) . assignee ( ) ; MatcherAssert . assertThat ( assignee . login ( ) , Matchers . equalTo ( login ) ) ; }
RtIssue can fetch assignee.
RtIssue can fetch assignee .