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abelb
#1 Posted : Monday, August 28, 2017 2:55:55 AM(UTC)
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When you have a comma in a test module name it appears as an escaped (with backslash) comma in the test window. I.e.:

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Tests.QNameFunctions.fn:QName-against-empty\, for generic-comparison


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Not a big bug of any kind, just thought you'd know about it. Note that it does *not* happen in test names themselves (i.e., methods), but in modules.
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This is interesting. I wonder if this is being done by the test framework or something even further under the hood. Can you confirm which test framework and language you're using?
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You were quick to reply!

I just ran it in the NUnit GUI runner, latest beta version. It shows the same backslash there, so it is possibly a bug with NUnit itself.
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And just in case Microsoft's compiler added it, this is what Reflector shows of the module (static class in C#):
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Yes, that definitely looks like an NUnit one. I'm not sure if there's much I can do to help here. I don't think it would be wise for NCrunch to try and clean it up, in case other relevant data got lost.
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I agree, because then you'd create a discrepancy between how NUnit reports tests and classes. I'll see if I can raise it there as a bug report.
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