I am using Mspec with FakeItEasy and I keep getting inconclusive test results. I tried commenting out my fake setup code and even the actual invocation of the method under test. I'm also unable to debug the test. I also just tried a simple test like this:
private Then it_should_be_true = () => true.ShouldBeTrue();
What is the cause of inconclusive tests?
[Tags("IntegrationTest")]
[Subject(typeof(AuthManager))]
public class When_a_login_is_performed_using_valid_credentials
{
protected static string MemberUsername;
protected static string MemberPassword;
protected static SignInResponse Response;
private Given context = () =>
{
MemberUsername = "User1";
MemberPassword = "Pass1";
};
private When test = () =>
{
Response = AuthManager.Current.SignIn(MemberUsername, MemberPassword);
};
private Then It_should_return_a_successful_response = () => Response.Success.ShouldBeTrue();
private Then It_should_not_contain_any_reported_errors = () => Response.Errors.ShouldBeEmpty();
private Then It_should_have_an_Id_populated = () => Response.Id.ShouldNotBeEmpty();
}
I wrapped It to become Then to match BDD syntax using the below code. It has always worked in the past.
using Machine.Specifications;
namespace Testing.MachineSpecifications
{
/// <summary>
/// Given
/// </summary>
[SetupDelegate]
public delegate void Given();
/// <summary>
/// When
/// </summary>
[ActDelegate]
public delegate void When();
/// <summary>
/// Then
/// </summary>
[AssertDelegate]
public delegate void Then();
}
The machine.specifications.runner.resharper runner was one version behind ReSharper. In the future, it would be good to wait on upgrading ReSharper until the runner has time to catch up with compatibility.