public void Converting_a_nongeneric_ISyncPolicy_to_generic_should_return_a_generic_ISyncPolicyTResult()
{
ISyncPolicy nonGenericPolicy = Policy.Timeout(10);
var genericPolicy = nonGenericPolicy.AsPolicy <ResultClass>();
genericPolicy.Should().BeAssignableTo <ISyncPolicy <ResultClass> >();
}
public void Converting_a_nongeneric_ISyncPolicy_to_generic_should_return_an_ISyncPolicyTResult_version_of_the_supplied_nongeneric_policy_instance()
{
// Use a CircuitBreaker as a policy which we can easily manipulate to demonstrate that the executions are passing through the underlying non-generic policy.
CircuitBreakerPolicy breaker = Policy.Handle <Exception>().CircuitBreaker(1, TimeSpan.Zero);
ISyncPolicy nonGenericPolicy = breaker;
var genericPolicy = nonGenericPolicy.AsPolicy <ResultPrimitive>();
Func <ResultPrimitive> deleg = () => ResultPrimitive.Good;
genericPolicy.Execute(deleg).Should().Be(ResultPrimitive.Good);
breaker.Isolate();
genericPolicy.Invoking(p => p.Execute(deleg)).Should().Throw <BrokenCircuitException>();
}