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ClausAppel3Shape
#1 Posted : Tuesday, April 21, 2020 11:26:27 AM(UTC)
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In my C# project we use custom attributes as an alternative to Xunit's [Fact] and [Theory], and we use a a custom implementation of IXunitTestCase. This causes tests with these attributes to be marked as red by NCrunch with the message:
"This test was not executed during a planned execution run. Ensure your test project is stable and does not contain issues in initialisation/teardown fixtures."

The reason we use these custom implementations has to do with synchronization contexts, but that's not what's breaking NCrunch. I've made a minimal failing example that shows the tests green in Visual Studio but red in NCrunch. It changes virtually no functionality; it just wraps existing functionality in a custom class.

Code: https://github.com/CAP-3...omAttribute.NCrunchTest

I'm using NCrunch 4.3.0.13, Visual Studio Professional 2019 version 16.4.6., C# 8.

Can anyone help me figure out whether this is fixable on my end or a bug in NCrunch? Thanks!
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, April 21, 2020 12:56:12 PM(UTC)
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Hi, thanks for sharing this issue.

For us to be able to parse the Xunit test model and make sense of the test results that come from it, we need to make certain assumptions about how the model is structured and the types that are involved. Intrinsically, it is impossible for us to cater for all possible extension scenarios, particularly when custom attributes are implemented that override logic within Xunit.

The code that you've implemented effectively extends Xunit in a way that is building your own test framework. I appreciate that the scope of extension is probably fairly small when compared with Xunit as a whole, but there is simply no way we can feasibly support this kind of extension. Sorry, if you want to use NCrunch, you'll need to use the standard Xunit attributes and structure.
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#3 Posted : Tuesday, April 21, 2020 1:00:56 PM(UTC)
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Remco;14649 wrote:
Hi, thanks for sharing this issue.

For us to be able to parse the Xunit test model and make sense of the test results that come from it, we need to make certain assumptions about how the model is structured and the types that are involved. Intrinsically, it is impossible for us to cater for all possible extension scenarios, particularly when custom attributes are implemented that override logic within Xunit.

The code that you've implemented effectively extends Xunit in a way that is building your own test framework. I appreciate that the scope of extension is probably fairly small when compared with Xunit as a whole, but there is simply no way we can feasibly support this kind of extension. Sorry, if you want to use NCrunch, you'll need to use the standard Xunit attributes and structure.

All right. Thanks for the reply. :(
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