protected override bool OnCanRun(IExecutionHandler executionContext)
{
FilePath assemblyFileName = GetAssemblyFileName();
if (assemblyFileName.IsNull)
{
return(false);
}
var command = new DotNetCoreExecutionCommand(
assemblyFileName.ParentDirectory,
assemblyFileName.FileName,
string.Empty);
return(executionContext.CanExecute(command));
}
int StartCustomTestHost(TestProcessStartInfo startInfo, TestContext currentTestContext)
{
OperationConsole console = currentTestContext.ExecutionContext.ConsoleFactory.CreateConsole(
OperationConsoleFactory.CreateConsoleOptions.Default.WithTitle(GettextCatalog.GetString("Unit Tests")));
var command = new DotNetCoreExecutionCommand(
startInfo.WorkingDirectory,
startInfo.FileName,
startInfo.Arguments
);
command.Command = startInfo.FileName;
command.EnvironmentVariables = startInfo.EnvironmentVariables;
debugOperation = currentTestContext.ExecutionContext.ExecutionHandler.Execute(command, console);
// Returns the IDE process id which is incorrect. This should be the
// custom test host process. The VSCodeDebuggerSession does not return
// the correct process id. If it did the process is not available
// immediately since it takes some time for it to start so a wait
// would be needed here.
return(Process.GetCurrentProcess().Id);
}
int StartCustomTestHost(TestProcessStartInfo startInfo, TestContext currentTestContext)
{
OperationConsole console = currentTestContext.ExecutionContext.ConsoleFactory.CreateConsole(
OperationConsoleFactory.CreateConsoleOptions.Default.WithTitle(GettextCatalog.GetString("Unit Tests")));
var command = new DotNetCoreExecutionCommand(
startInfo.WorkingDirectory,
startInfo.FileName,
startInfo.Arguments
);
command.Command = startInfo.FileName;
command.Arguments = startInfo.Arguments;
command.EnvironmentVariables = startInfo.EnvironmentVariables;
debugOperation = currentTestContext.ExecutionContext.ExecutionHandler.Execute(command, console);
// Returns the IDE process id which is incorrect. This should be the
// custom test host process. The VSCodeDebuggerSession does not return
// the correct process id. If it did the process is not available
// immediately since it takes some time for it to start so a wait
// would be needed here. Note that returning process id of 1 for .NET
// Core SDK versions 1.0 does not work the debugger never starts.
var latestVersion = DotNetCoreSdk.Versions.FirstOrDefault();
if (latestVersion == null || latestVersion.Major < 2)
{
return(Process.GetCurrentProcess().Id);
}
//This is horrible hack...
//VSTest wants us to send it PID of process our debugger just started so it can kill it when tests are finished
//VSCode debug protocol doesn't give us PID of debugee
//But we must give VSTest valid PID or it won't work... In past we gave it IDE PID, but with new versions of
//VSTest it means it will kill our IDE... Hence give it PID 1 and hope it won't kill it.
return(1);
}
