Migrating from NUnit to XUnit – SetupFixture fun
Originally posted on: http://geekswithblogs.net/cskardon/archive/2017/02/22/migrating-from-nunit-to-xunitndashsetupfixture-fun.aspx
So I was limited to a specific version of NUnit for various reasons, and needed to start being able to run ‘core’ tests, so I migrated to XUnit. Generally not a problem until I hit ‘SetupFixture’. XUnit has no concept of ‘SetupFixture’ and from what I can gather, won’t either (https://github.com/xunit/xunit/issues/111).
So, in order to get the same approach, I need to implement ‘IClassFixture<T>’ on every test class. I could do this by going through each 1 by 1, but then how can I ensure that another developer (or even me!) remembers to do it the next time? For example, creating a new test class. In fact the reason for the SetupFixture was entirely because you can’t assume someone will derive or implement an interface.
In the end, I took the approach of adding another test to my code to ‘test the tests’ ensuring that each test class implemented IClassFixture. The code is below, tweak to your own needs!
| [Fact] public void AllClassesImplementIUseFixture() { var typesWithFactsNotImplementingIClassFixture = //Get this assembly and it’s types. Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetTypes() //Get the types with their interfaces and methods .Select(type => new {type, interfaces = type.GetInterfaces(), methods = type.GetMethods()}) //First we only want types where they have a method which is a ‘Fact’ .Where(t => t.methods.Select(Attribute.GetCustomAttributes).Any(attributes => attributes.Any(a => a.GetType() == typeof(FactAttribute)))) //Then check if that type implements the type .Where(t => t.interfaces.All(i => i != typeof(IClassFixture<OriginalSetupFixture>))) //Select the name .Select(t => t.type.FullName) .ToList(); if (typesWithFactsNotImplementingIClassFixture.Any()) |