Best NSpec code snippet using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs.WrongSpecClass
describe_async_method_level_before_all.cs
...23 {24 Run(typeof(SpecClass));25 ExampleRunsWithExpectedState("it should wait for its task to complete");26 }27 class WrongSpecClass : BaseSpecClass28 {29 void before_all()30 {31 SetAnotherState();32 }33 async Task before_all_async()34 {35 await SetStateAsync();36 }37 void it_should_not_know_what_to_expect()38 {39 Assert.That(true, Is.True);40 }41 }42 [Test]43 public void class_with_both_sync_and_async_before_all_always_fails()44 {45 Run(typeof(WrongSpecClass));46 ExampleRunsWithInnerAsyncMismatchException("it should not know what to expect");47 }48 }49}
describe_async_method_level_before.cs
...23 {24 Run(typeof(SpecClass));25 ExampleRunsWithExpectedState("it should wait for its task to complete");26 }27 class WrongSpecClass : BaseSpecClass28 {29 void before_each()30 {31 SetAnotherState();32 }33 async Task before_each_async()34 {35 await SetStateAsync();36 }37 void it_should_not_know_what_to_expect()38 {39 Assert.That(true, Is.True);40 }41 }42 [Test]43 public void class_with_both_sync_and_async_before_always_fails()44 {45 Run(typeof(WrongSpecClass));46 ExampleRunsWithInnerAsyncMismatchException("it should not know what to expect");47 }48 }49}
describe_async_method_level_act.cs
...23 {24 Run(typeof(SpecClass));25 ExampleRunsWithExpectedState("it should wait for its task to complete");26 }27 class WrongSpecClass : BaseSpecClass28 {29 void act_each()30 {31 SetAnotherState();32 }33 async Task act_each_async()34 {35 await SetStateAsync();36 }37 void it_should_not_know_what_to_expect()38 {39 Assert.That(true, Is.True);40 }41 }42 [Test]43 public void class_with_both_sync_and_async_act_always_fails()44 {45 Run(typeof(WrongSpecClass));46 ExampleRunsWithInnerAsyncMismatchException("it should not know what to expect");47 }48 }49}
describe_async_method_level_after_all.cs
...23 {24 Run(typeof(SpecClass));25 ExampleRunsWithExpectedState("it should have initial value");26 }27 class WrongSpecClass : BaseSpecClass28 {29 void it_should_not_know_what_to_do()30 {31 Assert.That(true, Is.True);32 }33 void after_all()34 {35 SetAnotherState();36 }37 async Task after_all_async()38 {39 await SetStateAsync();40 }41 }42 [Test]43 public void class_with_both_sync_and_async_after_all_always_fails()44 {45 Run(typeof(WrongSpecClass));46 ExampleRunsWithInnerAsyncMismatchException("it should not know what to do");47 }48 }49}
describe_async_method_level_after.cs
...23 {24 Run(typeof(SpecClass));25 ExampleRunsWithExpectedState("it should have initial value");26 }27 class WrongSpecClass : BaseSpecClass28 {29 void it_should_not_know_what_to_do()30 {31 Assert.That(true, Is.True);32 }33 void after_each()34 {35 SetAnotherState();36 }37 async Task after_each_async()38 {39 await SetStateAsync();40 }41 }42 [Test]43 public void class_with_both_sync_and_async_after_always_fails()44 {45 Run(typeof(WrongSpecClass));46 ExampleRunsWithInnerAsyncMismatchException("it should not know what to do");47 }48 }49}
WrongSpecClass
Using AI Code Generation
1using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;2{3 {4 public void when_describing_it()5 {6 it["should fail"] = () => 1.should_be(2);7 }8 }9}10using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;11{12 {13 public void when_describing_it()14 {15 it["should fail"] = () => 1.should_be(2);16 }17 }18}19using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;20{21 {22 public void when_describing_it()23 {24 it["should fail"] = () => 1.should_be(2);25 }26 }27}28using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;29{30 {31 public void when_describing_it()32 {33 it["should fail"] = () => 1.should_be(2);34 }35 }36}37using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;38{39 {40 public void when_describing_it()41 {42 it["should fail"] = () => 1.should_be(2);43 }44 }45}46using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;47{48 {49 public void when_describing_it()50 {51 it["should fail"] = () => 1.should_be(2);
WrongSpecClass
Using AI Code Generation
1using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;2{3 {4 void should_be_ignored()5 {6 it["because it is not public"] = () => { };7 }8 }9}10using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;11{12 {13 public void should_be_ignored()14 {15 it["because it is not public"] = () => { };16 }17 }18}19using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;20{21 {22 public void should_be_ignored()23 {24 it["because it is not public"] = () => { };25 }26 }27}28using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;29{30 {31 public void should_be_ignored()32 {33 it["because it is not public"] = () => { };34 }35 }36}37using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;38{39 {40 public void should_be_ignored()41 {42 it["because it is not public"] = () => { };43 }44 }45}46using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;47{48 {49 public void should_be_ignored()50 {51 it["because it is not public"] = () => { };52 }53 }54}
WrongSpecClass
Using AI Code Generation
1using NSpec.Tests.WhenRunningSpecs;2{3 static void Main(string[] args)4 {5 var spec = new WrongSpecClass();6 spec.should_be_true();7 }8}
WrongSpecClass
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 public void someMethod()3 {4 WrongSpecClass obj = new WrongSpecClass();5 obj.SomeMethod();6 }7}8{9 public void someMethod()10 {11 WrongSpecClass obj = new WrongSpecClass();12 obj.SomeMethod();13 }14}15{16 public void someMethod()17 {18 WrongSpecClass obj = new WrongSpecClass();19 obj.SomeMethod();
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