public void CanResolveMinimalVersionSpec(string v1, string v2, string expected)
{
var t = new PackageReferenceSetResolver();
var l = new List<PackageReference>();
l.Add(new PackageReference("test", SemanticVersion.Parse("1.1.1.1"), VersionUtility.ParseVersionSpec(v1), new FrameworkName(".NET Framework, Version=4.0"), false));
l.Add(new PackageReference("test", SemanticVersion.Parse("1.1.1.1"), VersionUtility.ParseVersionSpec(v2), new FrameworkName(".NET Framework, Version=4.0"), false));
var resolvedVs = t.ResolveValidVersionSpec(l);
AssertAreEqual(expected, resolvedVs);
}
public void CanResolveMinimalVersionSpec(string v1, string v2, string expected)
{
var t = new PackageReferenceSetResolver();
var l = new List<PackageReference>();
l.Add(new PackageReference("test", SemanticVersion.Parse("1.1.1.1"), VersionUtility.ParseVersionSpec(v1), new FrameworkName(".NET Framework, Version=4.0"), false));
l.Add(new PackageReference("test", SemanticVersion.Parse("1.1.1.1"), VersionUtility.ParseVersionSpec(v2), new FrameworkName(".NET Framework, Version=4.0"), false));
var resolvedVs = t.ResolveValidVersionSpec(l);
if (expected == null)
{
Assert.IsNull(resolvedVs);
}
else
{
var expectedVs = VersionUtility.ParseVersionSpec(expected);
var iSpec = resolvedVs.VersionConstraint as IVersionSpec;
//TODO Equality comparer, anyone? This is pretty crappy....
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVs.IsMaxInclusive, iSpec.IsMaxInclusive);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVs.IsMinInclusive, iSpec.IsMinInclusive);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVs.MaxVersion, iSpec.MaxVersion);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVs.MinVersion, iSpec.MinVersion);
}
}
