Improving the ToUnit test coverage#1493
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- ToUnit_FromNonBaseUnit_ReturnsQuantityWithGivenUnit now also tests the non-base to non-base conversions - ToUnit_FromNonBaseUnit_ReturnsQuantityWithGivenUnit is no longer skipped for quantities with a single unit (the test is still generated) - added the ToUnit_FromIQuantity_ReturnsTheExpectedIQuantity test: covering the IQuantity interfaces - added the Convert_GetTypeCode_Returns_Object test (completing the IConvertible interface coverage) - IQuantity tests: removed the redundant UnitSystem tests and updated "wrong unit type" tests, using all quantities
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| [Theory{(_quantity.Units.Length == 1 ? "(Skip = \"Multiple units required\")" : string.Empty)}] | ||
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| [MemberData(nameof(UnitTypes))] | ||
| public void ToUnit_FromNonBaseUnit_ReturnsQuantityWithGivenUnit({_unitEnumName} unit) | ||
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| // See if there is a unit available that is not the base unit, fallback to base unit if it has only a single unit. | ||
| var fromUnit = {_quantity.Name}.Units.First(u => u != {_quantity.Name}.BaseUnit); | ||
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| var quantity = {_quantity.Name}.From(3.0, fromUnit); | ||
| var converted = quantity.ToUnit(unit); | ||
| Assert.Equal(converted.Unit, unit); | ||
| Assert.All({_quantity.Name}.Units.Where(u => u != {_quantity.Name}.BaseUnit), fromUnit => | ||
| {{ | ||
| var quantity = {_quantity.Name}.From(3.0, fromUnit); | ||
| var converted = quantity.ToUnit(unit); | ||
| Assert.Equal(converted.Unit, unit); | ||
| }}); | ||
| }} |
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I could also skip the generation for this method for the single-unit quantities, but decided not to bother (tell me if you'd rather not have it at all).
Of course we could also put back the [Skip], however I don't think that's very useful- I'm thinking of the [Skip] as something that should be addressed, and I don't think that having a single unit is something that needs fixing (as long as it's SI 😈 )
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These can of course be moved to the generated tests, but given that we're likely going to be removing this part of the interface, decided to just leave them here for now..
In my other project there are a few other tests here, testing for the IAdditiveIdentity and such, but I didn't think that it makes sense to bring them in without the new interface definition #1461 )
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I also noted the coverage:
and now:
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There are still some |
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| [Theory{(_quantity.Units.Length == 1 ? "(Skip = \"Multiple units required\")" : string.Empty)}] | ||
| [Theory] | ||
| [MemberData(nameof(UnitTypes))] | ||
| public void ToUnit_FromNonBaseUnit_ReturnsQuantityWithGivenUnit({_unitEnumName} unit) | ||
| {{ | ||
| // See if there is a unit available that is not the base unit, fallback to base unit if it has only a single unit. | ||
| var fromUnit = {_quantity.Name}.Units.First(u => u != {_quantity.Name}.BaseUnit); | ||
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| var quantity = {_quantity.Name}.From(3.0, fromUnit); | ||
| var converted = quantity.ToUnit(unit); | ||
| Assert.Equal(converted.Unit, unit); | ||
| Assert.All({_quantity.Name}.Units.Where(u => u != {_quantity.Name}.BaseUnit), fromUnit => | ||
| {{ | ||
| var quantity = {_quantity.Name}.From(3.0, fromUnit); | ||
| var converted = quantity.ToUnit(unit); | ||
| Assert.Equal(converted.Unit, unit); | ||
| }}); | ||
| }} |
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Nice improvement here 👏 |
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Improving the
ToUnittest coverage:ToUnit_FromNonBaseUnit_ReturnsQuantityWithGivenUnitnow also tests the non-base to non-base conversionsToUnit_FromNonBaseUnit_ReturnsQuantityWithGivenUnitis no longer skipped for quantities with a single unit (the test is still generated)ToUnit_FromIQuantity_ReturnsTheExpectedIQuantitytest: covering theIQuantityinterfacesConvert_GetTypeCode_Returns_Objecttest (completing theIConvertibleinterface coverage)IQuantityTests: removed the redundantUnitSystemtests and updated "wrong unit type" tests, using all quantities