public void Should_Return_Compatible_References()
{
// TODO: this is a pretty bad test -- some refactoring of the SUT implementation should simplify this
// Given
var targetFramework = new FrameworkName(".NETFramework,Version=v4.0");
var compatibleAssemblies = new FilePath[]
{ "lib/net40/compatible1.dll", "lib/net40/compatible2.dll", "compatible3.dll" };
var allAssemblies =
compatibleAssemblies.Concat(new FilePath[]
{ "lib/net452/incompatible1.dll", "lib/net452/incompatible2.dll" }).ToArray();
var compatibilityFilter = Substitute.For <INuGetFrameworkCompatibilityFilter>();
compatibilityFilter.GetCompatibleItems(targetFramework, Arg.Any <IEnumerable <PackageReferenceSet> >())
.Returns(args => new[]
{
new PackageReferenceSet(args.Arg <FrameworkName>(),
compatibleAssemblies)
});
var referenceSetFactory = Substitute.For <IPackageReferenceBundler>();
var filter = new NuGetAssemblyCompatibilityFilter(compatibilityFilter,
referenceSetFactory);
// When
var result = filter.FilterCompatibleAssemblies(targetFramework, allAssemblies);
// Then
Assert.Equal(compatibleAssemblies.Select(ca => ca.FullPath).ToArray(),
result.Select(ca => ca.FullPath).ToArray());
}
