protected override ICollection<IUnitTestElement> GetUnitTestElements(IProject testProject, string assemblyLocation)
{
var elements = base.GetUnitTestElements(testProject, assemblyLocation).ToList();
var services = testProject.GetComponent<XunitServiceProvider>();
var unitTestElementFactory = new UnitTestElementFactory(services, null);
var theoryElement = unitTestElementFactory.GetOrCreateTestTheory(testProject,
(XunitTestMethodElement) elements[1], "TestMethod(value: 42)");
elements.Add(theoryElement);
return elements;
}
internal static IUnitTestElement ReadFromXml(XmlElement parent, IUnitTestElement parentElement, IProject project,
string id, UnitTestElementFactory unitTestElementFactory)
{
var methodElement = parentElement as XunitTestMethodElement;
if (methodElement == null)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("parentElement should be xUnit.net test method");
}
var name = parent.GetAttribute("name");
return(unitTestElementFactory.GetOrCreateTestTheory(id, project, methodElement, name));
}
private IUnitTestElement GetDynamicTheoryElement(Dictionary <string, IUnitTestElement> tasks, XunitTestTheoryTask theoryTask)
{
IUnitTestElement parentElement;
if (!tasks.TryGetValue(theoryTask.UncollapsedParentTaskId, out parentElement))
{
return(null);
}
var methodElement = parentElement as XunitTestMethodElement;
if (methodElement == null)
{
return(null);
}
using (ReadLockCookie.Create())
{
var project = methodElement.Id.GetProject();
if (project == null)
{
return(null);
}
// Make sure we return an element, even if the system already knows about it. If it's
// part of the test run, it will already have been added in GetTaskSequence, and this
// method (GetDynamicElement) doesn't get called. But if you try and run just a single
// theory, xunit will run ALL theories for that method, and will need the elements
// for those theories not included in the task sequence. This is necessary because if
// one of those theories throws an exception, UnitTestLaunch.TaskException doesn't
// have an element to report against, and displays a message box
var services = project.GetSolution().GetComponent <XunitServiceProvider>();
var unitTestElementFactory = new UnitTestElementFactory(services, null, false);
var element = unitTestElementFactory.GetOrCreateTestTheory(methodElement.Id.Project, methodElement, theoryTask.TheoryName);
element.State = UnitTestElementState.Dynamic;
return(element);
}
}
private IUnitTestElement GetDynamicTheoryElement(Dictionary<string, IUnitTestElement> tasks, XunitTestTheoryTask theoryTask)
{
IUnitTestElement parentElement;
if (!tasks.TryGetValue(theoryTask.UncollapsedParentTaskId, out parentElement))
return null;
var methodElement = parentElement as XunitTestMethodElement;
if (methodElement == null)
return null;
using (ReadLockCookie.Create())
{
var project = methodElement.Id.GetProject();
if (project == null)
return null;
// Make sure we return an element, even if the system already knows about it. If it's
// part of the test run, it will already have been added in GetTaskSequence, and this
// method (GetDynamicElement) doesn't get called. But if you try and run just a single
// theory, xunit will run ALL theories for that method, and will need the elements
// for those theories not included in the task sequence. This is necessary because if
// one of those theories throws an exception, UnitTestLaunch.TaskException doesn't
// have an element to report against, and displays a message box
var services = project.GetSolution().GetComponent<XunitServiceProvider>();
var unitTestElementFactory = new UnitTestElementFactory(services, null, false);
var element = unitTestElementFactory.GetOrCreateTestTheory(methodElement.Id.Project, methodElement, theoryTask.TheoryName);
element.State = UnitTestElementState.Dynamic;
return element;
}
}
