public void UnknownSdk_DotNetMSBuildSdkResolverDoesNotFatalReportError()
{
var resolution = SdkResolution.GetResolver(Runtime.SystemAssemblyService.CurrentRuntime);
// Using a sdk with an invalid version to prevent the NuGet sdk resolver causing a test crash.
// Invalid version numbers cause the NuGet sdk resolver to not try to resolve the sdk. The crash
// only seems to happen with this test - using the IDE does not trigger the crash. There is a
// separate NuGet sdk resolver test that runs the resolver. Crash error:
// NuGet.Configuration.NuGetPathContext doesn't implement interface NuGet.Common.INuGetPathContext
var sdkReference = new SdkReference("MonoDevelop.Unknown.Test.Sdk", "InvalidVersion", null);
var logger = new TestLoggingService();
var context = new MSBuildContext();
string result = null;
UserException ex = Assert.Throws <UserException> (() => {
result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdkReference, logger, context, null, null);
});
var error = logger.FatalBuildErrors.FirstOrDefault();
Assert.AreEqual(0, logger.FatalBuildErrors.Count, "First error: " + error);
Assert.IsNull(result);
Assert.AreEqual("Unable to find SDK 'MonoDevelop.Unknown.Test.Sdk/InvalidVersion'", ex.Message);
Assert.That(ex.Details, Contains.Substring("SDK not found")); // MonoDevelop.Projects.MSBuild.Resolver
Assert.That(ex.Details, Contains.Substring("Check that a recent enough .NET Core SDK is installed")); // .NET Core SDK resolver
}
public void AssertFirstResolverCanResolve()
{
var sdk = new SdkReference("1sdkName", "referencedVersion", "minimumVersion");
SdkResolution resolution = new SdkResolution(new MockLoaderStrategy());
var result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdk, _loggingContext, new MockElementLocation("file"), "sln", "projectPath");
Assert.Equal("resolverpath1", result);
Assert.Equal("MockSdkResolver1 running", _log.ToString().Trim());
}
public void AssertErrorLoggedWhenResolverThrows()
{
var log = new StringBuilder();
var sdk = new SdkReference("1sdkName", "referencedVersion", "minimumVersion");
var logger = new MockLoggingService(message => log.AppendLine(message));
var bec = new BuildEventContext(0, 0, 0, 0, 0);
SdkResolution resolution = new SdkResolution(new MockLoaderStrategy(true));
var result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdk, _loggingContext, new MockElementLocation("file"), "sln", "projectPath");
Assert.Equal("resolverpath1", result);
Assert.Contains("EXMESSAGE", _log.ToString());
}
public void AssertFirstResolverCanResolve()
{
var log = new StringBuilder();
var sdk = new SdkReference("1sdkName", "referencedVersion", "minimumVersion");
var logger = new MockLoggingService(message => log.AppendLine(message));
var bec = new BuildEventContext(0, 0, 0, 0, 0);
SdkResolution resolution = new SdkResolution(new MockLoaderStrategy());
var result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdk, logger, bec, new MockElementLocation("file"), "sln", "projectPath");
Assert.Equal("resolverpath1", result);
Assert.Equal("MockSdkResolver1 running", log.ToString().Trim());
}
public void UnknownSdk_DotNetMSBuildSdkResolverDoesNotFatalReportError()
{
var resolution = SdkResolution.GetResolver(Runtime.SystemAssemblyService.CurrentRuntime);
// Using a sdk with an invalid version to prevent the NuGet sdk resolver causing a test crash.
// Invalid version numbers cause the NuGet sdk resolver to not try to resolve the sdk. The crash
// only seems to happen with this test - using the IDE does not trigger the crash. There is a
// separate NuGet sdk resolver test that runs the resolver. Crash error:
// NuGet.Configuration.NuGetPathContext doesn't implement interface NuGet.Common.INuGetPathContext
var sdkReference = new SdkReference("MonoDevelop.Unknown.Test.Sdk", "InvalidVersion", null);
var logger = new TestLoggingService();
var context = new MSBuildContext();
var result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdkReference, logger, context, null, null);
var error = logger.FatalBuildErrors.FirstOrDefault();
Assert.AreEqual(0, logger.FatalBuildErrors.Count, "First error: " + error);
Assert.IsNull(result);
}
public void AssertAllResolverErrorsLoggedWhenSdkNotResolved()
{
var log = new StringBuilder();
var sdk = new SdkReference("notfound", "referencedVersion", "minimumVersion");
var logger = new MockLoggingService(message => log.AppendLine(message));
var bec = new BuildEventContext(0, 0, 0, 0, 0);
SdkResolution resolution = new SdkResolution(new MockLoaderStrategy());
var result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdk, _loggingContext, new MockElementLocation("file"), "sln", "projectPath");
var logResult = _log.ToString();
Assert.Null(result);
Assert.Contains("MockSdkResolver1 running", logResult);
Assert.Contains("MockSdkResolver2 running", logResult);
Assert.Contains("ERROR1", logResult);
Assert.Contains("ERROR2", logResult);
Assert.Contains("WARNING2", logResult);
}
public void AssertFirstResolverErrorsSupressedWhenResolved()
{
// 2sdkName will cause MockSdkResolver1 to fail with an error reason. The error will not
// be logged because MockSdkResolver2 will succeed.
var log = new StringBuilder();
var sdk = new SdkReference("2sdkName", "referencedVersion", "minimumVersion");
var logger = new MockLoggingService(message => log.AppendLine(message));
var bec = new BuildEventContext(0, 0, 0, 0, 0);
SdkResolution resolution = new SdkResolution(new MockLoaderStrategy());
var result = resolution.GetSdkPath(sdk, _loggingContext, new MockElementLocation("file"), "sln", "projectPath");
var logResult = _log.ToString();
Assert.Equal("resolverpath2", result);
// Both resolvers should run, and no ERROR string.
Assert.Contains("MockSdkResolver1 running", logResult);
Assert.Contains("MockSdkResolver2 running", logResult);
// Resolver2 gives a warning on success or failure.
Assert.Contains("WARNING2", logResult);
Assert.DoesNotContain("ERROR", logResult);
}
