private TaskExecutionNode CreateMethodNode(TaskExecutionNode classNode, Method method)
{
var methodNode = new TaskExecutionNode(classNode, method.Task);
foreach (var theoryTask in method.TheoryTasks)
methodNode.Children.Add(new TaskExecutionNode(methodNode, theoryTask));
return methodNode;
}
public When_custom_theory_attribute_skips()
{
method = testClass.AddMethod("TestMethod1", _ => { }, new[] {Parameter.Create<int>("value")},
new SkippingTheoryAttribute(),
new InlineDataAttribute(12), new InlineDataAttribute(33));
theoryTask = method.TheoryTasks[0];
}
public When_class_throws_in_dispose()
{
// Dispose throws from inside LifetimeCommand and is caught by ExceptionsAndOutputCaptureCommand,
// which returns a FailedResult FOR THE METHOD. All of this happens in the scope of running the
// method, so this scenario is just a normal failing test method, it just happens that the exception
// is thrown from the class's Dispose method, and not from the method itself
exception = new InvalidOperationException("Thrown by the class dispose method");
testClass.SetDispose(() => { throw exception; });
method = testClass.AddPassingTest("TestMethod1");
}
public When_class_throws_in_constructor()
{
// Constructor throws. LifetimeCommand catches and unwraps TargetInvocationException
// ExceptionAndOutputCaptureCommand catches and returns a FailedResult FOR THE METHOD.
// All of this happens in the scope of running the method, so this scenario is just
// a normal failing test method, it just happens that the exception is thrown from
// the class constructor, before the method has a chance to execute
exception = new InvalidOperationException("Thrown by the class constructor");
testClass.SetConstructor(() => { throw exception; });
method = testClass.AddPassingTest("TestMethod1");
}
public When_custom_before_after_attribute_throws()
{
// If a BeforeAfterAttribute throws, it's caught and rethrown by BeforeAfterCommand and then
// caught by ExceptionAndOutputCaptureCommand, which returns a FailedResult. So this is a normal
// failing test method
exception = new InvalidOperationException("Thrown by a custom before/after attribute");
method = testClass.AddMethod("TestMethod1", _ => { }, null, new Attribute[]
{
new FactAttribute(),
new CustomBeforeAfterTestAttribute(exception)
});
}
public FakeMethodInfo(Method method)
{
this.method = method;
}
public When_custom_fact_attribute_skips()
{
method = testClass.AddMethod("TestMethod1", _ => { }, null, new SkippingFactAttribute());
}
public FakeMethodInfo(Method method)
{
this.method = method;
}
