Tom Longhurst
Tom Longhurst
How is this passed to your test class?
@vfrz Could you show how your test class receives this please?
For checking collections with ordering, you can use: `await TUnitAssert.That(listA).IsEquivalentTo(listB, CollectionOrdering.Matching);` For AOT structural equivalency, you'll need to supply for own custom comparer. As TUnit doesn't know what it'll be...
There's also this for easily creating your own assertions too: https://tunit.dev/docs/assertions/extensibility/source-generator-assertions/#method-level-generation-generateassertion
This is why I also opened #3527 and #3528 - I was thinking a similar approach where we can work out the amount of tests and then have a filter...
> I think TUnit is having a `TestContext.Current` and some casting solution for having the various test contexts. [@thomhurst](https://github.com/thomhurst) what's your experience so far? Yep I think users rely on...
@martynas-m Need someone who maintains this repository 🤷♂️ It seems very inactive
> Hi @thomhurst. > > First, thanks for the contribution. Always appreciated. I have a few questions. > > Can you explain the design here? An issue or ADR always...
Had to split some stuff out because quality gates were failing as too complex. Let me know any more changes you'd like to see
Not quite sure I understand your reply. Your retry extension can tell which tests have failed. If we could attach a persistent storage (provided by the user via an interface)...