Yes, I believe it is related, but I also believe that these methods in RelationshipManager should be much more informative. I had to debug far inside in order to find the root cause. This will be a stumbling block for users.
IMO. Each method should use some sort of org.picketlink.util.Assert.notNull(..., "Message"), or org.picketlink.util.Assert.isTrue(..., "Message") in order to give more informative method argument precondition error messaging to users.
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Yes, I believe it is related, but I also believe that these methods in RelationshipManager should be much more informative. I had to debug far inside in order to find the root cause. This will be a stumbling block for users.
IMO. Each method should use some sort of org.picketlink.util.Assert.notNull(..., "Message"), or org.picketlink.util.Assert.isTrue(..., "Message") in order to give more informative method argument precondition error messaging to users.