@ignore tag for Examples generates incorrect NUnit code (Ignored true instead of IgnoreReason)

[tedeff]

SpecFlow Version

3.9.74

Which test runner are you using?

NUnit

Test Runner Version Number

3.13.3

.NET Implementation

.NET Core 3.1

Project Format of the SpecFlow project

Sdk-style project format

.feature.cs files are generated using

SpecFlow.Tools.MsBuild.Generation

Test Execution Method

Resharper Test Runner

SpecFlow Section in app.config or content of specflow.json

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Issue Description

When adding the @ignore tag to Examples, the generated code for NUnit looks like this: [NUnit.Framework.TestAttribute()] [NUnit.Framework.DescriptionAttribute("Option to Display Fruit")] [NUnit.Framework.TestCaseAttribute("banana", null)] [NUnit.Framework.TestCaseAttribute("apple", null)] [NUnit.Framework.TestCaseAttribute("mango", null, Ignored=true)] public void OptionToDisplayFruit(string fruit, string[] exampleTags)

TestCaseAttribute with Ignored=true does not compile for NUnit3 as it should use IgnoreReason="reason for ignoring"

This looks like it was fixed in the past in Issue 517 but appears to have regressed.

Steps to Reproduce

Example .feature file:

Scenario Outline: Option to Display Fruit Given I have something When I do some action Then I have the option to pick a <fruit>

Examples: | fruit | | banana | | apple |

@ignore Examples: | fruit | | mango |

Link to Repro Project

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[SabotageAndi]

We run our integration tests against NUnit 3.13.1 and they are all green. So it irritates me that we generate incorrect NUnit code. Is it an build error or only a warning?

[tedeff]

Hi @SabotageAndi - I get the following build error: ##[error]PathToFeatureFile(44,59): Error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Ignored' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

[SabotageAndi]

@tedhols could you create a project where we can reproduce this issue?

[tedeff]

Sure - sample project attached. SampleProject.zip

[tedeff]

@SabotageAndi I forgot to mention in the description I get the same result whether I build within Visual Studio 2022 or using MSBuild on the command line.

[SabotageAndi]

Thanks for the project. Now I see where the problem is. We generate invalid code when you put the ignore tag on an example group if there are multiple. Looks like we have a case not covered by our integration tests.

[Fortudie]

@SabotageAndi Hello! Could you inform if any news about fixing this problem? Or could you say how to fix it temporary?

[osre77]

I just ran into the exact same issue.

[Moshex]

if I use code just like this: IUnitTestRuntimeProvider.TestIgnore({"message here"}); With Nunit the issue that this shows on the living doc as a fail has been a bug for a long time.