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Updated Meziantou.Analyzer from 2.0.202 to 2.0.210.
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2.0.210
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Updated TUnit.Engine from 0.21.13 to 0.50.0.
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Apologies for the delay. This PR has taken a lot longer than anticipated.
It involves a lot of refactoring and rewriting of some core logic. So if I've knocked anything out, apologies, and raise an issue with a reproduceable example please!
There are a bunch of breaking changes in this release, so apologies in advance!
These include:
SourceGenerated[Type]Information
types have been renamed to[Type]Metadata
.This change does include some new features for any advanced users.
Improved automatic object lifecycle tracking.
A new Priority attribute, to prioritise running certain tests first. This can be combined with --fail-fast to terminate test runs quicker on failures.
One is Asynchronous data sources! I'd advise to be careful with these, as they could dramatically slow down discovery. But you can now use asynchronous APIs to generate data sources for your tests.
And the one I'm excited about most, is nested property injection (with initialization). This can allow for some advanced test orchestration with relatively simple code, and TUnit will handle all the advanced bits for you like initialization and object lifetimes!
Here's some pseudo-code: