Assert.HasCount: Asserts that an IEnumerable<T> has a given number of elements. Assert.IsEmpty: Asserts that an IEnumerable<T> doesn’t have any elements. Assert.IsNotEmpty: Asserts that an IEnumerable<T> has at least one element. Assert.ContainsSingle: Asserts that an IEnumerable<T> has ...
MSTEST0025: UseAssert.Failinstead of an always-failing assert. This rule suggests usingAssert.Failto explicitly fail a test, which is clearer and more direct than using an assertion that is designed to always fail. You can find the full list of rules and their descriptions in theMSTest code...
MSTest、NUnit、xUnit.net 断言对照表
throw new ArgumentNullException("param"); } return true; } We are going to write a test that will assert that in case of a null being passed as a parameter to this method call, the method should raise an ArgumentNullException. In order to do so, consider the following code. [TestMeth...
MSTest、NUnit、xUnit.net 属性对照表 MSTest NUnit xUnit.net Comments [TestMethod] [Test] [Fact] Marks a test method. [TestClass] [TestFixture] n/a xUnit.net d
MSTEST0025: UseAssert.Failinstead of an always-failing assert. This rule suggests usingAssert.Failto explicitly fail a test, which is clearer and more direct than using an assertion that is designed to always fail. You can find the full list of rules and their descriptions in theMSTest code...
MSTest、NUnit、xUnit.net 属性对照表 MSTest NUnit xUnit.net Comments [TestMethod] [Test] [Fact] Marks a test method. [TestClass] [TestFixture] n/a xUnit.net d
MSTest、NUnit、xUnit.net 属性对照表MSTestNUnitxUnit.netComments[TestMethod][Test][Fact]Marks a test method.[TestClass][TestFixture]n/axUnit.net does not requ