public void IsRepresentingThirdPartLibrary_ShouldBeTrue_WhenUsingInstanceRepresentingNonThirdPartLibrary()
{
var instanceRepresentingNonThirdPartLibrary = FileInfoVersion.FileInfoVersionNOTrepresentingThirdPartLibrary;
Assert.IsFalse(instanceRepresentingNonThirdPartLibrary.IsRepresentingThirdPartLibrary());
var someOtherInstanceWithDifferentPropertyValues = new FileInfoVersion("a", 123, "b");
Assert.IsTrue(someOtherInstanceWithDifferentPropertyValues.IsRepresentingThirdPartLibrary());
}
private void VerifyExpectedEnumAndAssemblyVersion(
CrsTransformationAdapterBase crsTransformationAdapter,
FileInfoVersion expectedFileInfoVersion,
CrsTransformationAdapteeType expectedEnumWithMatchingNameInlcudingVersionNumber
)
{
Assert.AreEqual(
expectedEnumWithMatchingNameInlcudingVersionNumber,
crsTransformationAdapter.AdapteeType
);
FileInfoVersion fileInfoVersion = crsTransformationAdapter._GetFileInfoVersion();
if (expectedFileInfoVersion.IsRepresentingThirdPartLibrary())
{
Assert.That(
fileInfoVersion.FileName, Does.EndWith(expectedFileInfoVersion.FileName),
"Likely failure reason: You have upgraded a version. If so, then upgrade both the enum value and the filename"
);
Assert.AreEqual(
// This test is actually quite fragile for example
// regarding the .NET version
// (e.g. "net45" or "netstandard2.0")
// but remember that the purpose is to detect
// that a library (i.e. the binary file e.g. file size)
// has been modified and then maybe the enum specifying
// the version should be updated
expectedFileInfoVersion.FileSize,
fileInfoVersion.FileSize
);
Assert.AreEqual(
expectedFileInfoVersion.Version,
fileInfoVersion.Version
);
}
}