[WIP] Property tests for dependencies file parsing - #807
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had to add those manually - FsCheck.Nunit package does that through powershell
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/cc @kurtschelfthout why is this in the powershell script?
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On mobile now so don't have a good overview, but think that's wrong, should be reference/content or whatever the canonical way of doing it is. Would you mind opening an issue?
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ready to merge? |
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Not yet, I'll do some improvements soon and let know when its ready |
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OK I think it can be merged for now - added a bit more possibilities to the generator, however still there are some "hardcoded" values. |
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As per #802 the dependencies file caches all lines for later serializing, so this round-test may not be that useful, however it can surely serve as a safety net for future refactorings.
The test doesn't yet generate all valid dependencies files, but it could already find some pitfalls:
#,but can't have a hash-comment inline such as
nuget FsCheck #fscheck is coolDidn't fix those for now, instead made a workaround in generating test data