Julian Verdurmen
Julian Verdurmen
I don't really know what the expected behaviour should be. But I know there is a Order attribute, see https://docs.reqnroll.net/latest/automation/step-argument-conversions.html#step-argument-transformation So I would say it should match both?
Hi, That is a new major version of Verify, so it's not strange that there are breaking changes. So unlabeled this as bug. But of course it would be nice...
> That is not the point. The point is that different projects demand different thresholds. Simple as that. QFT. Please don't decide for others what is good or not. That...
This is still not fixed ;) Anyway, we moved to Codecov. The do support this feature.
> I'm not really sure how I can go about testing this since I have only interacted with the NuGet version Maybe you could write unit tests? These examples could...
FYI example of the TestName attribute in NUnit 3 ```c# [TestCase(12, 3, ExpectedResult = 4, TestName = "Custom test name")] [TestCase(12, 2, ExpectedResult = 6)] [TestCase(12, 4, ExpectedResult = 3)]...
Thanks @HeathLoganCampbell for this PR, but as discussed at https://github.com/reqnroll/Reqnroll/pull/463#issuecomment-2963235686, I'm gonna close this one. If you think that is a mistake, please let me know!
Hi, I think the next release is 6.0, see #830 Or do you think we could create another 5.x release @dtchepak / @Romfos?
@dtchepak is there a github issue for that?