Best Vstest code snippet using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestPlatform.CrossPlatEngine.Client.Parallel.ParallelRunEventsHandler.HandleLogMessage
ParallelRunEventsHandlerTests.cs
Source: ParallelRunEventsHandlerTests.cs
...64 this.parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleRawMessage(payload);65 this.mockTestRunEventsHandler.Verify(mt => mt.HandleRawMessage(It.IsAny<string>()), Times.Never);66 }67 [TestMethod]68 public void HandleLogMessageShouldJustPassOnTheEventToRunEventsHandler()69 {70 string log = "Hello";71 this.parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleLogMessage(TestMessageLevel.Error, log);72 this.mockTestRunEventsHandler.Verify(mt =>73 mt.HandleLogMessage(TestMessageLevel.Error, log), Times.Once);74 }75 [TestMethod]76 public void HandleRunStatsChangeShouldJustPassOnTheEventToRunEventsHandler()77 {78 var eventArgs = new TestRunChangedEventArgs(null, null, null);79 this.parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleTestRunStatsChange(eventArgs);80 this.mockTestRunEventsHandler.Verify(mt => mt.HandleTestRunStatsChange(eventArgs), Times.Once);81 }82 [TestMethod]83 public void LaunchProcessWithDebuggerAttachedShouldJustPassOnTheEventToRunEventsHandler()84 {85 var testProcessStartInfo = new TestProcessStartInfo();86 this.parallelRunEventsHandler.LaunchProcessWithDebuggerAttached(testProcessStartInfo);87 this.mockTestRunEventsHandler.Verify(mt => mt.LaunchProcessWithDebuggerAttached(testProcessStartInfo), Times.Once);...
HandleLogMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1var parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();2parallelRunEventsHandler.LogMessage += HandleLogMessage;3private void HandleLogMessage(object sender, TestRunMessageEventArgs e)4{5}6var parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();7parallelRunEventsHandler.LogMessage += HandleLogMessage;8private void HandleLogMessage(object sender, TestRunMessageEventArgs e)9{10}11var parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();12parallelRunEventsHandler.LogMessage += HandleLogMessage;13private void HandleLogMessage(object sender, TestRunMessageEventArgs e)14{15}16var parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();17parallelRunEventsHandler.LogMessage += HandleLogMessage;18private void HandleLogMessage(object sender, TestRunMessageEventArgs e)19{20}21var parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();22parallelRunEventsHandler.LogMessage += HandleLogMessage;23private void HandleLogMessage(object sender, TestRunMessageEventArgs e)24{25}26var parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();27parallelRunEventsHandler.LogMessage += HandleLogMessage;
HandleLogMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6{7 {8 static void Main(string[] args)9 {10 }11 }12}13using System;14using System.Collections.Generic;15using System.Linq;16using System.Text;17using System.Threading.Tasks;18{19 {20 static void Main(string[] args)21 {22 }23 }24}25using System;26using System.Collections.Generic;27using System.Linq;28using System.Text;29using System.Threading.Tasks;30{31 {32 static void Main(string[] args)33 {34 }35 }36}37using System;38using System.Collections.Generic;39using System.Linq;40using System.Text;41using System.Threading.Tasks;42{43 {44 static void Main(string[] args)45 {46 }47 }48}
HandleLogMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestPlatform.CrossPlatEngine.Client.Parallel;7{8 {9 static void Main(string[] args)10 {11 ParallelRunEventsHandler parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();12 parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleLogMessage("Test");13 }14 }15}16using System;17using System.Collections.Generic;18using System.Linq;19using System.Text;20using System.Threading.Tasks;21using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestPlatform.CrossPlatEngine.Client.Parallel;22{23 {24 static void Main(string[] args)25 {26 ParallelRunEventsHandler parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();27 parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleLogMessage("Test", "Test");28 }29 }30}31using System;32using System.Collections.Generic;33using System.Linq;34using System.Text;35using System.Threading.Tasks;36using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestPlatform.CrossPlatEngine.Client.Parallel;37{38 {39 static void Main(string[] args)40 {41 ParallelRunEventsHandler parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();42 parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleLogMessage("Test", "Test", "Test");43 }44 }45}46using System;47using System.Collections.Generic;48using System.Linq;49using System.Text;50using System.Threading.Tasks;51using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestPlatform.CrossPlatEngine.Client.Parallel;52{53 {54 static void Main(string[] args)55 {56 ParallelRunEventsHandler parallelRunEventsHandler = new ParallelRunEventsHandler();57 parallelRunEventsHandler.HandleLogMessage("Test", "Test", "
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