Best Nunit code snippet using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution.FakeTestResult
WorkItemTests.cs
Source: WorkItemTests.cs
...111 public override TNode AddToXml(TNode parentNode, bool recursive)112 {113 throw new System.NotImplementedException();114 }115 public override TestResult MakeTestResult() => new FakeTestResult(this);116 }117 class FakeTestResult : TestResult118 {119 public FakeTestResult(ITest test) : base(test)120 {121 }122 public override int TotalCount => 1;123 public override int FailCount => 0;124 public override int WarningCount => 0;125 public override int PassCount => 1;126 public override int SkipCount => 0;127 public override int InconclusiveCount => 0;128 public override bool HasChildren => false;129 public override IEnumerable<ITestResult> Children => null;130 }131 class FakeWorkItem : WorkItem132 {133 public FakeWorkItem(WorkItem wrappedItem) : base(wrappedItem)...
FakeTestResult
Using AI Code Generation
1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 public void Test1()11 {12 var result = new FakeTestResult();13 result.SetResult(ResultState.Success, "test1");14 Assert.AreEqual(result.ResultState, ResultState.Success);15 }16 }17}
FakeTestResult
Using AI Code Generation
1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 public void Test1()11 {12 FakeTestResult ftr = new FakeTestResult();13 ftr.SetResult(ResultState.Success, "Test1", null);14 Assert.AreEqual(ResultState.Success, ftr.ResultState);15 }16 }17}
FakeTestResult
Using AI Code Generation
1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;3{4 {5 public void TestMethod()6 {7 var testResult = new FakeTestResult();8 testResult.SetResult(ResultState.Success);9 Assert.That(testResult.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Success));10 }11 }12}13using NUnit.Framework;14using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;15{16 {17 public void TestMethod()18 {19 var testResult = new TestResult();20 testResult.SetResult(ResultState.Success);21 Assert.That(testResult.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Success));22 }23 }24}25using NUnit.Framework;26using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Results;27{28 {29 public void TestMethod()30 {31 var testResult = new TestResult();32 testResult.SetResult(ResultState.Success);33 Assert.That(testResult.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Success));34 }35 }36}37using NUnit.Framework;38using NUnit.Framework.Internal;39{40 {41 public void TestMethod()42 {43 var testResult = new TestResult();44 testResult.SetResult(ResultState.Success);45 Assert.That(testResult.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Success));46 }47 }48}49using NUnit.Framework;50{51 {52 public void TestMethod()53 {54 var testResult = new TestResult();55 testResult.SetResult(ResultState.Success);56 Assert.That(testResult.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Success));57 }58 }59}60using NUnit.Framework;61{
FakeTestResult
Using AI Code Generation
1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;4using System;5using System.Collections.Generic;6using System.Linq;7using System.Text;8using System.Threading.Tasks;9{10 {11 public void Test1()12 {13 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);14 }15 [TestCase(1, 2, 3)]16 [TestCase(2, 3, 5)]17 public void Test2(int a, int b, int c)18 {19 Assert.AreEqual(a + b, c);20 }21 [TestCase(1, 2, 3)]22 [TestCase(2, 3, 5)]23 public void Test3(int a, int b, int c)24 {25 Assert.AreEqual(a + b, c);26 }27 public void Test4()28 {29 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);30 }31 }32}33using NUnit.Framework;34using NUnit.Framework.Internal;35using System;36using System.Collections.Generic;37using System.Linq;38using System.Text;39using System.Threading.Tasks;40{41 {42 public void Test1()43 {44 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);45 }46 [TestCase(1, 2, 3)]47 [TestCase(2, 3, 5)]48 public void Test2(int a, int b, int c)49 {50 Assert.AreEqual(a + b, c);51 }52 [TestCase(1, 2, 3)]53 [TestCase(2, 3, 5)]54 public void Test3(int a, int b, int c)55 {56 Assert.AreEqual(a + b, c);57 }58 public void Test4()59 {60 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);61 }62 }63}64using NUnit.Framework;65using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Results;66using System;67using System.Collections.Generic;68using System.Linq;69using System.Text;70using System.Threading.Tasks;71{72 {
FakeTestResult
Using AI Code Generation
1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 public void TestMethod()11 {12 var result = new FakeTestResult();13 result.Outcome = TestOutcome.Failed;14 result.Message = "Failure";15 result.StackTrace = "Stack Trace";16 result.SetResult(ResultState.Error);17 Assert.That(result.Outcome, Is.EqualTo(TestOutcome.Failed));18 Assert.That(result.Message, Is.EqualTo("Failure"));19 Assert.That(result.StackTrace, Is.EqualTo("Stack Trace"));20 Assert.That(result.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Error));21 }22 }23}24using NUnit.Framework;25using System;26using System.Collections.Generic;27using System.Linq;28using System.Text;29using System.Threading.Tasks;30{31 {32 public void TestMethod()33 {34 var result = new TestResult();35 result.SetResult(ResultState.Error);36 Assert.That(result.ResultState, Is.EqualTo(ResultState.Error));37 }38 }39}
FakeTestResult
Using AI Code Generation
1using NUnit.Framework;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;3{4 {5 public void TestMethod1()6 {7 FakeTestResult result = new FakeTestResult();8 }9 }10}
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