public void DisplayTestFailed(MethodInfo methodInfo, Exception e)
{
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Red;
Console.Write("Test Failed: ");
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
Console.Write(methodInfo.DeclaringType.FullName + "." + methodInfo.Name + "\n");
FailedException failedExecption = (FailedException)e.InnerException;
Console.WriteLine(methodInfo.Name + " verification failed");
Console.WriteLine("Expected : " + failedExecption.GetExpected() + " but was : " + failedExecption.GetObtained() + " : " + failedExecption.Message); //ceci est le message d'erreur du TU s'il échoue
}
public override string ToString()
{
StringBuilder sbuilder = new StringBuilder();
sbuilder.Append("Script status: ");
if (Successful)
{
sbuilder.Append("Executed successfully");
//IF SuccessfulNoError is FALSE, we need to report this
if (SuccessfulNoError == false)
{
sbuilder.Append(", but errors were reported");
}
sbuilder.AppendLine();
}
else
{
sbuilder.Append("Failed");
//If _pipelineState is FAILED, we ignore this. Else the result is "Failed [Pipeline state FAILED]"
if (_pipelineState != PSInvocationState.Failed)
{
sbuilder.Append(string.Format(" [Pipeline state {0}]", _pipelineState));
}
sbuilder.AppendLine();
sbuilder.AppendLine("-EXCEPTION------------------------");
if (FailedException != null)
{
sbuilder.AppendLine(FailedException.ToString());
}
else
{
sbuilder.AppendLine("No exception found");
}
sbuilder.AppendLine("----------------------------------");
}
sbuilder.AppendLine();
Collection <UniversalStreamRecord> universalRecordCollection;
//MTH: We are moving down the streams in this order: Output(1), Error(2), Warning(3), Verbose(4), Debug(5) and finally the Variables
//See [Understanding Streams, Redirection, and Write-Host in PowerShell](blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2014/03/30/understanding-streams-redirection-and-write-host-in-powershell.aspx)
universalRecordCollection = UniversalStreamRecord.FromPSObjectPSCollection(StreamOutput);
sbuilder.AppendLine(UniversalStreamRecordCollectionToString(universalRecordCollection, PSStreamNameEnum.Output));
//MTH: This will list all non-terminating errors. In fact, these ARE real errors but normally $ErrorActionPreference is set to "Continue" - which is the default.
//If set to $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop", any error will become terminating.
//See: [Managing non-terminating errors](http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2006/04/25/583241.aspx)
universalRecordCollection = UniversalStreamRecord.FromErrorRecordPSCollection(StreamError);
sbuilder.AppendLine(UniversalStreamRecordCollectionToString(universalRecordCollection, PSStreamNameEnum.Error));
//Only contains entires when $WarningPreference = 'Continue' - this is the default in PowerShell
universalRecordCollection = UniversalStreamRecord.FromInformationalRecordPSCollection(StreamWarning);
sbuilder.AppendLine(UniversalStreamRecordCollectionToString(universalRecordCollection, PSStreamNameEnum.Warning));
//Only contains entries when $VerbosePreference = 'Continue'
universalRecordCollection = UniversalStreamRecord.FromInformationalRecordPSCollection(StreamVerbose);
sbuilder.AppendLine(UniversalStreamRecordCollectionToString(universalRecordCollection, PSStreamNameEnum.Verbose));
//Only contains entries when $DebugPreference = 'Continue'
universalRecordCollection = UniversalStreamRecord.FromInformationalRecordPSCollection(StreamDebug);
sbuilder.AppendLine(UniversalStreamRecordCollectionToString(universalRecordCollection, PSStreamNameEnum.Debug));
//Add the variables but only if read/write variables were passed in (second paramter FALSE)
universalRecordCollection = UniversalStreamRecord.FromVariablePlainHashSet(Variables, false);
sbuilder.AppendLine(UniversalStreamRecordCollectionToString(universalRecordCollection, "Writeable variables:", "No writeable variable exist"));
return(sbuilder.ToString());
}
