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package org.instancio.settings;

import org.instancio.InstancioApi;
import org.instancio.exception.UnusedSelectorException;

/**
 * The mode is used to specify strictness level, either {@link #STRICT}
 * or {@link #LENIENT}, an idea borrowed from the Mockito library.
 *
 * In strict mode, which is enabled by default, unused selectors will trigger
 * the {@link UnusedSelectorException}. The error notifies the user of which
 * selectors are redundant, with the goal of keeping tests clean and concise.
 *
 * Strict mode can be disabled as follows:
 *
 * 

 *   per object, {@link InstancioApi#lenient()} method
 *   via {@link Settings}, by setting {@link Keys#MODE} to {@link #LENIENT}
 *   or globally using {@code instancio.properties}
 * 
 *
 * @see InstancioApi#lenient()
 * @see Settings
 * @see Keys#MODE
 * @since 1.3.3
 */
public enum Mode {

    /**
     * Triggers an exception if at least one selector was not used
     * during object construction.
     * 
     * This mode is enabled by default.
     *
     * @since 1.3.3
     */
    STRICT,

    /**
     * In lenient mode, unused selectors are ignored and no exception is triggered.
     *
     * @since 1.3.3
     */
    LENIENT
}