public AzureStorageEmulatorFixture()
{
_azureStorageEmulatorManager = AzureStorageEmulatorManager.Instance;
// If the storage emulator is already running, record this so
// that we don't attempt stop the emulator when being disposed.
_emulatorAlreadyRunning = _azureStorageEmulatorManager.GetIsEmulatorRunning()
.GetAwaiter()
.GetResult();
// TODO If this method is called twice, then the emulator won't be stopped as part of `Dispose`.
// Also, consider what to do if multiple instances of this class are used simultaneously.
if (!_emulatorAlreadyRunning)
{
// TODO There is a potential for a race-condition here.
// Can we do anything about this? Perhaps we should remove
// the above check, and just try to start the emulator. If it
// is already started, then we can handle the exception that
// is thrown and check at that point whether the emulator is
// running. This yields the opposite race condition, but this
// might be the case to optimise for.
_azureStorageEmulatorManager.Start()
.GetAwaiter()
.GetResult();
}
}
public AzureStorageEmulatorManagerTests()
{
_sut = AzureStorageEmulatorManager.Instance;
}
