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In regard to the testing and using of NUnit as a testing library, the only thing in use right now is its Assert facilities
e.g.:
I am using custom test runner and debugging of the tests with...TestRunner CLI program instead of relying on the NUnit runner.
I am not using the test coverage (In the future, I would rather use fuzzing instead).
Right now I need a rather simple or much more complex custom verification (for the generated OpCodes) instead of the generic Assert.
So by cutting this last used NUnit feature, I will remove the dependency altogether, speeding up the compilation and simplifying the solution
Won't throw the Exception on failure but rather will return false. It should speed up the test run given how many Asserts the test suite has (1753 at 2025.03.07). Ackshually... the test is expected to either pass or fail, and the tests in general have a flat structure, so why use Exception to propagate the failure???
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In regard to the testing and using of NUnit as a testing library, the only thing in use right now is its Assert facilities
e.g.:
...TestRunner
CLI program instead of relying on the NUnit runner.Right now I need a rather simple or much more complex custom verification (for the generated OpCodes) instead of the generic Assert.
So by cutting this last used NUnit feature, I will remove the dependency altogether, speeding up the compilation and simplifying the solution
My Assert replacing would probably be like:
Exception
on failure but rather will returnfalse
. It should speed up the test run given how many Asserts the test suite has (1753 at 2025.03.07). Ackshually... the test is expected to either pass or fail, and the tests in general have a flat structure, so why useException
to propagate the failure???The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: