public IEnumerable <TestSuite> BuildFrom(ITypeInfo typeInfo, IPreFilter filter)
{
Type sourceType = SourceType ?? typeInfo.Type;
var fixtureSuite = new ParameterizedFixtureSuite(typeInfo);
fixtureSuite.ApplyAttributesToTest(typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo());
foreach (ITestFixtureData parms in GetParametersFor(sourceType))
{
TestSuite fixture = _builder.BuildFrom(typeInfo, filter, parms);
fixtureSuite.Add(fixture);
}
yield return(fixtureSuite);
}
public IEnumerable <TestSuite> BuildFrom(ITypeInfo typeInfo, IPreFilter filter)
{
// This whole method does more or less the same thing as NUnit's own
// TestFixtureSourceAttribute, but with two differences:
// 1) this is hard-coded to use the list of test modes as its input
// 2) this adds a Category of "fast" when the DirectInvocation mode is used
// That second one is important for enabling a quick developer loop. Developers
// can create a test playlist that runs only the "fast" tests, or if they have
// NCrunch, they can define a custom Engine Mode that automatically runs only
// fast tests. These "fast" tests can run without spinning up a new functions
// host. Also, because they do not set up an HTTP listener, they can be executed
// in parallel without hitting port conflicts.
var fixtureSuite = new ParameterizedFixtureSuite(typeInfo);
fixtureSuite.ApplyAttributesToTest(typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo());
ICustomAttributeProvider assemblyLifeCycleAttributeProvider = typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo().Assembly;
ICustomAttributeProvider typeLifeCycleAttributeProvider = typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo();
foreach (object[] args in FixtureArgs)
{
var arg = (TestHostModes)args[0];
ITestFixtureData parms = new TestFixtureParameters(new object[] { arg });
TestSuite fixture = this.builder.BuildFrom(typeInfo, filter, parms);
switch (arg)
{
case TestHostModes.DirectInvocation:
fixture.Properties["Category"].Add("fast");
fixture.Properties["Category"].Add("parallelizable");
break;
case TestHostModes.InProcessEmulateFunctionWithActionResult:
fixture.Properties["Category"].Add("fast");
break;
}
fixture.ApplyAttributesToTest(assemblyLifeCycleAttributeProvider);
fixture.ApplyAttributesToTest(typeLifeCycleAttributeProvider);
fixtureSuite.Add(fixture);
}
yield return(fixtureSuite);
}
/// <inheritdoc/>
public IEnumerable <TestSuite> BuildFrom(ITypeInfo typeInfo, IPreFilter filter)
{
// This whole method does more or less the same thing as NUnit's own
// TestFixtureSourceAttribute, but with one difference: it is hard-coded to use
// the list of test modes as its input.
var fixtureSuite = new ParameterizedFixtureSuite(typeInfo);
fixtureSuite.ApplyAttributesToTest(typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo());
ICustomAttributeProvider assemblyLifeCycleAttributeProvider = typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo().Assembly;
ICustomAttributeProvider typeLifeCycleAttributeProvider = typeInfo.Type.GetTypeInfo();
foreach (object[] args in FixtureArgs)
{
var arg = (SetupModes)args[0];
ITestFixtureData parms = new TestFixtureParameters(new object[] { arg });
TestSuite fixture = this.builder.BuildFrom(typeInfo, filter, parms);
fixture.ApplyAttributesToTest(assemblyLifeCycleAttributeProvider);
fixture.ApplyAttributesToTest(typeLifeCycleAttributeProvider);
fixtureSuite.Add(fixture);
}
yield return(fixtureSuite);
}