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CharArraysTests#testCharsBeginsWith fails with an assertion error. #34765
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The testCharsBeginsWith test has a check that a random prefix of length 2 is not the prefix of a char[]. However, there is no check that the char[] is not randomly generated with the same two characters as the prefix. This change ensures that the char[] does not begin with the prefix. Closes elastic#34765
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The testCharsBeginsWith test has a check that a random prefix of length 2 is not the prefix of a char[]. However, there is no check that the char[] is not randomly generated with the same two characters as the prefix. This change ensures that the char[] does not begin with the prefix. Closes #34765
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The testCharsBeginsWith test has a check that a random prefix of length 2 is not the prefix of a char[]. However, there is no check that the char[] is not randomly generated with the same two characters as the prefix. This change ensures that the char[] does not begin with the prefix. Closes #34765
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The testCharsBeginsWith test has a check that a random prefix of length 2 is not the prefix of a char[]. However, there is no check that the char[] is not randomly generated with the same two characters as the prefix. This change ensures that the char[] does not begin with the prefix. Closes #34765
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The failure reliably reproduces for me locally on master and 6.x.
Link to the build: https://elasticsearch-ci.elastic.co/job/elastic+elasticsearch+master+matrix-java-periodic/ES_BUILD_JAVA=java11,ES_RUNTIME_JAVA=java11,nodes=virtual&&linux/14/console
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