Jonas Nyrup

You can run one of the `AcceptApiChanges` scripts from the root folder.

> In PropertyInfoSelector you wanted also to have ThatAre[Not]Sealed, but it is difficult to find out if a property is marked as sealed, MethodInfo Class don't offer a property or...

Thanks for all the implementations contributed over the years ❤️ I'm closing this issue for now since the vast majority of the APIs I brainstormed back then have now been...

For test frameworks that do no support generic parameters, and hence cannot use the workaround above, our suggestion to users in #1629 and https://stackoverflow.com/a/76611833 is ```cs action.Should().Throw().Which.Should().BeOfType(expectedType); ``` which I...

> So I guess this is fixed by #1788? No. That fix was released with 6.4.0, and this issue was reproduced with 6.5.1 The issue here is that `}}}` is...

@sdelarosbil which TFM are you using? I just retried my example above in a fresh project targeting net472 and referencing FA 6.1.10 and I still see `}}}`.

Here's my output with net472 running in release mode. nuget reference to FA 6.1.10  project reference to develop 

> Deleted my comment for no reason? Despite your politeness it is effectively a "bump". Please upvote an issue with a 👍 to show interest, we look at those when...

NUnit has a similar inline approach to this, with [`[Values]`](https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/writing-tests/attributes/values.html) and [`[Combinatorial]`](https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/writing-tests/attributes/combinatorial.html). With those features `Test2` can in NUnit be written as: ```cs [Test, Combinatorial] public void Test2( [Values] bool...

Sorry for the silence. I would prefer to discuss new APIs in issues before heading to implementations as it makes it easier for us to _only_ focus on the shape...