public void VerifyMultipleChangesWithTheSameKeyAddedSuccessfully()
{
var today = DateTime.Today;
var expectedChanges = new List <IChange>
{
new DefaultChange("0.1.0", "Added", "This is a change", today, "REL-1234"),
new DefaultChange("0.1.0", "Added", "This is another change", today, "REL-1235")
};
var expectedChangeKey = new ChangeCache.ChangeKey(expectedChanges.First());
var changeCache = new ChangeCache();
changeCache.Add(expectedChanges);
changeCache.ChangeKeyToChanges.TryGetValue(expectedChangeKey, out var actualChanges);
Assert.That(actualChanges, Is.EquivalentTo(expectedChanges));
}
public void VerifyMultipleChangesWithDifferentKeysAddedSuccessfully()
{
var today = DateTime.Today;
var expectedChange1 = new DefaultChange("0.1.0", "Added", "This is a change", today, "REL-1234");
var expectedChange2 = new DefaultChange("0.1.0", "Removed", "This is a change", today, "REL-1235");
var expectedChangeKey1 = new ChangeCache.ChangeKey(expectedChange1);
var expectedChangeKey2 = new ChangeCache.ChangeKey(expectedChange2);
var changeCache = new ChangeCache();
changeCache.Add(new List <IChange> {
expectedChange1, expectedChange2
});
changeCache.ChangeKeyToChanges.TryGetValue(expectedChangeKey1, out var actualChanges1);
CollectionAssert.Contains(actualChanges1, expectedChange1);
CollectionAssert.DoesNotContain(actualChanges1, expectedChange2);
changeCache.ChangeKeyToChanges.TryGetValue(expectedChangeKey2, out var actualChanges2);
CollectionAssert.Contains(actualChanges2, expectedChange2);
CollectionAssert.DoesNotContain(actualChanges2, expectedChange1);
}
