public void ResultListeners()
{
resultListenerCrash[] crashers = new resultListenerCrash[] {
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.PlanRunStart
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.StepRunStart
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.Result
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.StepRunCompleted
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.PlanRunCompleted
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.Open
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.Close
}
};
TestPlan testplan = new TestPlan();
testplan.Steps.Add(new TestStepTest());
foreach (var crasher in crashers)
{
testplan.Execute(new IResultListener[] { crasher });
}
}
public void ResultListenerAbortPlan()
{
// since the
resultListenerCrash[] crashers = new resultListenerCrash[] {
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.PlanRunStart, AbortPlan = true
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.StepRunStart, AbortPlan = true
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.Result, AbortPlan = true
},
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.StepRunCompleted, AbortPlan = true
},
// The plan cannot be aborted on PlanRunCompleted. The at that point it will be ignored.
new resultListenerCrash {
CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.PlanRunCompleted, AbortPlan = true
}
};
TestPlan testplan = new TestPlan();
testplan.Steps.Add(new TestStepTest());
foreach (var c in crashers)
{
c.FinalVerdict = Verdict.NotSet;
var expectedVerdict = Verdict.Aborted;
if (c.CrashResultPhase != resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.PlanRunStart)
{
expectedVerdict = Verdict.Pass;
}
// Simply running the plan.
var planrun = testplan.Execute(new IResultListener[] { c });
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVerdict, planrun.Verdict);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVerdict, c.FinalVerdict);
// Test that it works in composite runs.
// Here it's important that the abort does not spill into the next run.
// Which is why the plan is run twice.
testplan.Open(new IResultListener[] { c });
c.FinalVerdict = Verdict.NotSet;
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVerdict, testplan.Execute(new IResultListener[] { c }).Verdict);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedVerdict, c.FinalVerdict);
c.CrashResultPhase = resultListenerCrash.ResultPhase.None;
c.FinalVerdict = Verdict.NotSet;
Assert.AreEqual(Verdict.Pass, testplan.Execute(new IResultListener[] { c }).Verdict);
Assert.AreEqual(Verdict.Pass, c.FinalVerdict);
testplan.Close();
}
}