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using System;
using System.Linq;
using Shouldly;
using TestStack.BDDfy.Configuration;
using TestStack.BDDfy.Tests.Concurrency;
using Xunit;
namespace TestStack.BDDfy.Tests.Configuration
{
public class TestRunnerTests
{
public class ScenarioWithFailingThen
{
[Given]
public void PassingGiven()
{
}
[When]
public void PassingWhen()
{
}
[Then]
public void FailingThen()
{
throw new Exception();
}
[AndThen]
public void PassingAndThen()
{
}
}
[Collection(TestCollectionName.ModifiesConfigurator)]
public class When_StopExecutionOnFailingThen_IsSetToTrue
{
[Fact]
public void FailingThenStopsThePipelineWithReflectiveAPI()
{
Configurator.Processors.TestRunner.StopExecutionOnFailingThen = true;
try
{
var testRun = new ScenarioWithFailingThen().LazyBDDfy();
Verify(testRun);
}
finally
{
Configurator.Processors.TestRunner.StopExecutionOnFailingThen = false;
}
}
[Fact]
public void FailingThenStopsThePipelineWithFluentAPI()
{
Configurator.Processors.TestRunner.StopExecutionOnFailingThen = true;
try
{
var testRun = new ScenarioWithFailingThen()
.Given(x => x.PassingGiven())
.When(x => x.PassingWhen())
.Then(x => x.FailingThen())
.And(x => x.PassingAndThen())
.LazyBDDfy();
Verify(testRun);
}
finally
{
Configurator.Processors.TestRunner.StopExecutionOnFailingThen = false;
}
}
private static void Verify(Engine testRun)
{
Should.Throw<Exception>(() => testRun.Run());
var scenario = testRun.Story.Scenarios.First();
scenario.Result.ShouldBe(Result.Failed);
var steps = scenario.Steps;
steps.Count.ShouldBe(4);
steps[0].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Passed);
steps[0].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.SetupState);
steps[1].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Passed);
steps[1].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.Transition);
steps[2].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Failed);
steps[2].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.Assertion);
steps[3].Result.ShouldBe(Result.NotExecuted);
steps[3].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.ConsecutiveAssertion);
}
}
public class When_StopExecutionOnFailingThen_IsLeftAsDefault
{
[Fact]
public void FailingThenDoesNotStopThePipelineWithReflectiveAPI()
{
var testRun = new ScenarioWithFailingThen().LazyBDDfy();
Verify(testRun);
}
[Fact]
public void FailingThenDoesNotStopThePipelineWithFluentAPI()
{
Configurator.Processors.TestRunner.StopExecutionOnFailingThen = false;
var testRun = new ScenarioWithFailingThen()
.Given(x => x.PassingGiven())
.When(x => x.PassingWhen())
.Then(x => x.FailingThen())
.And(x => x.PassingAndThen())
.LazyBDDfy();
Verify(testRun);
}
private static void Verify(Engine testRun)
{
Should.Throw<Exception>(() => testRun.Run());
var scenario = testRun.Story.Scenarios.First();
scenario.Result.ShouldBe(Result.Failed);
var steps = scenario.Steps;
steps.Count.ShouldBe(4);
steps[0].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Passed);
steps[0].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.SetupState);
steps[1].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Passed);
steps[1].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.Transition);
steps[2].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Failed);
steps[2].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.Assertion);
steps[3].Result.ShouldBe(Result.Passed);
steps[3].ExecutionOrder.ShouldBe(ExecutionOrder.ConsecutiveAssertion);
}
}
}
}