Best Vstest code snippet using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestPlatform.CrossPlatEngine.Client.TestLoggerManager.HandleDiscoveryStart
TestLoggerManagerTests.cs
Source: TestLoggerManagerTests.cs
...314 /// <summary>315 /// DiscoveryStart event handler of loggers should be called only if discovery events are registered.316 /// </summary>317 [TestMethod]318 public void HandleDiscoveryStartShouldInvokeDiscoveryStartHandlerOfLoggers()319 {320 counter = 0;321 waitHandle.Reset();322 DiscoveryCriteria discoveryCriteria = new DiscoveryCriteria() { TestCaseFilter = "Name=Test1" };323 DiscoveryStartEventArgs discoveryStartEventArgs = new DiscoveryStartEventArgs(discoveryCriteria);324 // setup TestLogger325 var testLoggerManager = new DummyTestLoggerManager();326 testLoggerManager.InitializeLoggerByUri(new Uri(loggerUri), new Dictionary<string, string>());327 testLoggerManager.EnableLogging();328 testLoggerManager.HandleDiscoveryStart(discoveryStartEventArgs);329 // Assertions when discovery events registered330 waitHandle.WaitOne();331 Assert.AreEqual(1, counter);332 }333 /// <summary>334 /// DiscoveryStart event handler of loggers should be called only if discovery events are registered.335 /// </summary>336 [TestMethod]337 public void HandleDiscoveryStartShouldNotInvokeDiscoveryStartHandlerOfLoggersIfDisposed()338 {339 counter = 0;340 waitHandle.Reset();341 DiscoveryCriteria discoveryCriteria = new DiscoveryCriteria() { TestCaseFilter = "Name=Test1" };342 DiscoveryStartEventArgs discoveryStartEventArgs = new DiscoveryStartEventArgs(discoveryCriteria);343 // setup TestLogger344 var testLoggerManager = new DummyTestLoggerManager();345 testLoggerManager.InitializeLoggerByUri(new Uri(loggerUri), new Dictionary<string, string>());346 testLoggerManager.EnableLogging();347 testLoggerManager.Dispose();348 testLoggerManager.HandleDiscoveryStart(discoveryStartEventArgs);349 // Assertions when discovery events registered350 Assert.AreEqual(0, counter);351 }352 /// <summary>353 /// DiscoveredTests event handler of loggers should be called only if discovery events are registered.354 /// </summary>355 [TestMethod]356 public void HandleDiscoveredTestsShouldInvokeDiscoveredTestsHandlerOfLoggers()357 {358 counter = 0;359 waitHandle.Reset();360 List<TestCase> testCases = new List<TestCase> { new TestCase("This is a string.", new Uri("some://uri"), "DummySourceFileName") };361 DiscoveredTestsEventArgs discoveredTestsEventArgs = new DiscoveredTestsEventArgs(testCases);362 // setup TestLogger...
TestLoggerManager.cs
Source: TestLoggerManager.cs
...279 /// <summary>280 /// Handles discovery start event.281 /// </summary>282 /// <param name="e">DiscoveryStart event args.</param>283 public void HandleDiscoveryStart(DiscoveryStartEventArgs e)284 {285 if (this.isDisposed)286 {287 EqtTrace.Warning("TestLoggerManager.HandleDiscoveryStart: Ignoring as the object is disposed.");288 return;289 }290 this.loggerEvents.RaiseDiscoveryStart(e);291 }292 /// <summary>293 /// Ensure that all pending messages are sent to the loggers.294 /// </summary>295 public void Dispose()296 {297 this.Dispose(true);298 // Use SupressFinalize in case a subclass299 // of this type implements a finalizer.300 GC.SuppressFinalize(this);301 }...
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