Matt Ellis
Matt Ellis
Yep, this is the behaviour of the xunit framework, not the plugin. Your code specifies the test as passing, and xunit always respects this. I don't think there's a way...
@BrunoJuchli I meant [ReSharper's annotation attributes](https://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/help/Code_Analysis__Code_Annotations.html), that it uses to improve analysis and provide extra functionality. I'm already using it for [`Assert.False` in xunit.assert.dll](https://github.com/xunit/resharper-xunit/blob/xunit2/resharper/ExternalAnnotations/xunit.assert.xml#L4) to mark it as an assertion...
Interestingly, this is how the nunit runner shows it. How would you expect it to look?
Unfortunately, this is due to the editor still using xunit v1 to do discovery and the fact that traits are gathered from the in-editor discovery. The runner is all v2,...
Not in the immediate term. Rewriting the editor based test discovery is a large piece of work, and I'm not able to get on to it right now.
Sounds like it's probably a UI issue - that's a lot of tests :) What version of ReSharper are you using?
Do you have a project I can test with?
Woah. I didn't know project.json projects didn't copy dependencies. That makes things interesting...
Thanks for the PR! I'm not entirely sure what it's doing - could you give some scenarios (inserting text, motions, etc.) and how it fixes the problems, please?
Hi Bruno. Apologies for the silence - there's not much bandwidth to look at stuff right now. Thanks for the contribution, but I must admit that I have a few...