public void ShouldUseNugetUnderHomeOnNonWindows()
{
var environment = EnvironmentMockBuilder.Create()
.AddVariable("HOME", "User Home")
.Build();
var result = PackageCompilationAssemblyResolver.GetDefaultProbeDirectories(Platform.Linux, environment);
result.Should().Contain(Path.Combine("User Home", ".nuget", "packages"));
}
public void ShouldUseEnvironmentVariableToGetDefaultLocation()
{
var environment = EnvironmentMockBuilder.Create()
.AddVariable("NUGET_PACKAGES", PackagesPath)
.Build();
var result = PackageCompilationAssemblyResolver.GetDefaultProbeDirectories(Platform.Unknown, environment);
result.Should().Contain(PackagesPath);
}
public void ShouldUseEnvironmentVariableToGetDefaultLocation()
{
var environment = EnvironmentMockBuilder.Create()
.AddVariable("NUGET_PACKAGES", PackagesPath)
.AddAppContextData("PROBING_DIRECTORIES", string.Empty)
.Build();
var result = PackageCompilationAssemblyResolver.GetDefaultProbeDirectories(environment);
result.Should().Contain(PackagesPath);
}
public void ShouldUseEnvironmentVariableToGetDefaultLocation()
{
var environment = EnvironmentMockBuilder.Create()
.AddVariable("NUGET_PACKAGES", PackagesPath)
.Build();
var result = PackageCompilationAssemblyResolver.GetDefaultProbeDirectories(environment);
// The host for .NET Core 2.0 always sets the PROBING_DIRECTORIES property on the AppContext. Because of that,
// no additional package directories should be returned from this, even if they are set as environment variables.
result.Should().NotContain(PackagesPath);
}
public void ShouldUseNugetUnderHomeOnNonWindows()
{
var environment = EnvironmentMockBuilder.Create()
.SetIsWindows(false)
.AddVariable("HOME", "User Home")
.AddAppContextData("PROBING_DIRECTORIES", string.Empty)
.Build();
var result = PackageCompilationAssemblyResolver.GetDefaultProbeDirectories(environment);
result.Should().Contain(Path.Combine("User Home", ".nuget", "packages"));
}
public void ShouldUseNugetUnderHomeOnNonWindows()
{
var environment = EnvironmentMockBuilder.Create()
.AddVariable("HOME", "User Home")
.Build();
var result = PackageCompilationAssemblyResolver.GetDefaultProbeDirectories(Platform.Linux, environment);
// The host for .NET Core 2.0 always sets the PROBING_DIRECTORIES property on the AppContext. Because of that,
// no additional package directories should be returned from this, even if they are set as environment variables.
result.Should().NotContain(Path.Combine("User Home", ".nuget", "packages"));
}
