private TestCommand MakeOneTimeTearDownCommand(List <SetUpTearDownItem> setUpTearDownItems, List <TestActionItem> actions)
{
TestCommand command = new EmptyTestCommand(Test);
// For Theories, follow with TheoryResultCommand to adjust result as needed
if (Test.TestType == "Theory")
{
command = new TheoryResultCommand(command);
}
// Create the AfterTestAction commands
int index = actions.Count;
while (--index >= 0)
{
command = new AfterTestActionCommand(command, actions[index]);
}
// Create the OneTimeTearDown commands
foreach (SetUpTearDownItem item in setUpTearDownItems)
{
command = new OneTimeTearDownCommand(command, item);
}
// Dispose of fixture if necessary
if (Test is IDisposableFixture && typeof(IDisposable).IsAssignableFrom(Test.TypeInfo.Type))
{
command = new DisposeFixtureCommand(command);
}
return(command);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a test command for use in running this test.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A TestCommand</returns>
private TestCommand MakeTestCommand()
{
if (Test.RunState == RunState.Runnable ||
Test.RunState == RunState.Explicit && Filter.IsExplicitMatch(Test))
{
// Command to execute test
TestCommand command = new TestMethodCommand(_testMethod);
var method = _testMethod.Method;
// Add any wrappers to the TestMethodCommand
foreach (IWrapTestMethod wrapper in method.GetCustomAttributes <IWrapTestMethod>(true))
{
command = wrapper.Wrap(command);
}
// Create TestActionCommands using attributes of the method
foreach (ITestAction action in Test.Actions)
{
if (action.Targets == ActionTargets.Default || action.Targets.HasFlag(ActionTargets.Test))
{
command = new TestActionCommand(command, action);
}
}
;
// Try to locate the parent fixture. In current implementations, the test method
// is either one or two levels below the TestFixture - if this changes,
// so should the following code.
TestFixture parentFixture = Test.Parent as TestFixture ?? Test.Parent?.Parent as TestFixture;
// In normal operation we should always get the methods from the parent fixture.
// However, some of NUnit's own tests can create a TestMethod without a parent
// fixture. Most likely, we should stop doing this, but it affects 100s of cases.
var setUpMethods = parentFixture?.SetUpMethods ?? Test.TypeInfo.GetMethodsWithAttribute <SetUpAttribute>(true);
var tearDownMethods = parentFixture?.TearDownMethods ?? Test.TypeInfo.GetMethodsWithAttribute <TearDownAttribute>(true);
// Wrap in SetUpTearDownCommands
var setUpTearDownList = BuildSetUpTearDownList(setUpMethods, tearDownMethods);
foreach (var item in setUpTearDownList)
{
command = new SetUpTearDownCommand(command, item);
}
// Dispose of fixture if necessary
var isInstancePerTestCase = Test.HasLifeCycle(LifeCycle.InstancePerTestCase);
if (isInstancePerTestCase && parentFixture is IDisposableFixture && typeof(IDisposable).IsAssignableFrom(parentFixture.TypeInfo.Type))
{
command = new DisposeFixtureCommand(command);
}
// In the current implementation, upstream actions only apply to tests. If that should change in the future,
// then actions would have to be tested for here. For now we simply assert it in Debug. We allow
// ActionTargets.Default, because it is passed down by ParameterizedMethodSuite.
int index = Context.UpstreamActions.Count;
while (--index >= 0)
{
ITestAction action = Context.UpstreamActions[index];
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(
action.Targets == ActionTargets.Default || action.Targets.HasFlag(ActionTargets.Test),
"Invalid target on upstream action: " + action.Targets.ToString());
command = new TestActionCommand(command, action);
}
// Add wrappers that apply before setup and after teardown
foreach (ICommandWrapper decorator in method.GetCustomAttributes <IWrapSetUpTearDown>(true))
{
command = decorator.Wrap(command);
}
// Add command to set up context using attributes that implement IApplyToContext
foreach (var attr in method.GetCustomAttributes <IApplyToContext>(true))
{
command = new ApplyChangesToContextCommand(command, attr);
}
// Add a construct command and optionally a dispose command in case of instance per test case.
if (isInstancePerTestCase)
{
command = new FixturePerTestCaseCommand(command);
}
// If a timeout is specified, create a TimeoutCommand
// Timeout set at a higher level
int timeout = Context.TestCaseTimeout;
// Timeout set on this test
if (Test.Properties.ContainsKey(PropertyNames.Timeout))
{
timeout = (int)Test.Properties.Get(PropertyNames.Timeout);
}
if (timeout > 0)
{
command = new TimeoutCommand(command, timeout, _debugger);
}
// Add wrappers for repeatable tests after timeout so the timeout is reset on each repeat
foreach (var repeatableAttribute in method.GetCustomAttributes <IRepeatTest>(true))
{
command = repeatableAttribute.Wrap(command);
}
return(command);
}
else
{
return(new SkipCommand(_testMethod));
}
}
