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Fix(tests): Replace ConfigureAwait(false) with ConfigureAwait(true) to address xUnit warnings #125
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The xUnit analyzer (xUnit1030) recommends against using `ConfigureAwait(false)` in test methods, as it can negatively impact test parallelization. This commit addresses the analyzer warnings by replacing all instances of `ConfigureAwait(false)` with `ConfigureAwait(true)` within test methods. This ensures tests are executed in a way that respects parallelization limits and aligns with xUnit best practices for asynchronous testing. This change should resolve the reported build warnings and potentially improve test execution reliability.
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses xUnit analyzer warnings (xUnit1030) in test methods by replacing all instances of ConfigureAwait(false)
with ConfigureAwait(true)
. This ensures tests are executed in a way that respects parallelization limits and aligns with xUnit best practices for asynchronous testing. The changes affect several test files, including ASFFreeGamesOptionsSaverTests.cs
, RedditHelperTests.cs
, RedlibHtmlParserTests.cs
, and RedlibInstancesListTests.cs
.
Highlights
- ConfigureAwait Usage: Replaces
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
in test methods to resolve xUnit analyzer warnings and ensure proper test parallelization. - Test Reliability: Aims to improve test execution reliability and adherence to xUnit recommendations.
- Code Style: Updates asynchronous test methods to align with recommended practices, potentially preventing issues with test parallelization.
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- ASFFreeGames.Tests/Configurations/ASFFreeGamesOptionsSaverTests.cs
- Added
using System.Threading.Tasks;
to the file (line 6). - Changed the return type of
SaveOptions_WritesValidJson_And_ParsesCorrectly
fromasync void
toasync Task
(line 15). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inSaveOptions
method (line 38).
- Added
- ASFFreeGames.Tests/Reddit/RedditHelperTests.cs
- Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTestNotEmpty
method (line 19). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTestContains
method (line 27). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTestMaintainOrder
method (line 33). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTestFreeToPlayParsing
method (line 46). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTestDlcParsing
method (line 73).
- Replaced
- ASFFreeGames.Tests/Redlib/RedlibHtmlParserTests.cs
- Changed the return type of
Test
fromasync void
toasync Task
(line 16). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTest
method (line 17).
- Changed the return type of
- ASFFreeGames.Tests/Redlib/RedlibInstancesListTests.cs
- Changed the return type of
Test
fromasync void
toasync Task
(line 18). - Replaced
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
inTest
method (line 20). - Passed
CancellationToken.None
instead ofdefault(CancellationToken)
toListFromEmbedded
method (line 20).
- Changed the return type of
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Code Review
The pull request addresses xUnit analyzer warnings by replacing ConfigureAwait(false)
with ConfigureAwait(true)
in test methods. This is a good change to ensure tests respect parallelization limits and align with xUnit best practices. The changes look straightforward and address the issue described in the pull request description.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be in good shape and addresses the xUnit analyzer warnings as intended. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. Since there are no critical or high severity issues, the pull request is likely ready to be merged once other reviewers have approved it.
ASFFreeGames.Tests/Configurations/ASFFreeGamesOptionsSaverTests.cs
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The test method `SaveOptions_WritesValidJson_And_ParsesCorrectly` in `ASFFreeGamesOptionsSaverTests.cs` has been renamed to `SaveOptions_WritesValidJson_ParsesCorrectly`. The `And` conjunction in the original name was unnecessary and made the method name overly verbose. The test inherently validates both writing valid JSON and parsing it correctly as part of its functionality. This commit simplifies the test method name for better readability and conciseness without losing any clarity about the test's purpose.
Refactor `RedlibInstanceList` to use dependency injection for `ASFFreeGamesOptions`. - Inject `ASFFreeGamesOptions` via constructor. - Use injected `Options` property throughout the class. - Add null check for constructor `options` parameter. - Enable nullable reference types (`#nullable enable`). This change enhances dependency management and testability by explicitly injecting the options dependency. It also improves code clarity and adds null safety.
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Code Review
The pull request addresses xUnit analyzer warnings by replacing ConfigureAwait(false)
with ConfigureAwait(true)
in test methods. This is a good practice to ensure tests respect parallelization limits. The changes seem straightforward and correctly address the issue described in the pull request description.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to correctly address the xUnit analyzer warnings. Given the changes are focused on test code and the potential impact is low, it seems reasonable to merge after addressing the review comments. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
#pragma warning disable CA1707 | ||
public async void SaveOptions_WritesValidJson_And_ParsesCorrectly() { | ||
public async Task SaveOptions_WritesValidJson_ParsesCorrectly() { |
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[Fact] | ||
public async void Test() { | ||
string html = await LoadHtml().ConfigureAwait(false); | ||
public async Task Test() { |
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[Fact] | ||
public async void Test() { | ||
public async Task Test() { |
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Fix(tests): Replace
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
Addresses xUnit analyzer warnings (xUnit1030) in test methods. The analyzer recommends against using
ConfigureAwait(false)
in tests as it can bypass parallelization limits and potentially cause issues with test parallelization.This pull request replaces all instances of
ConfigureAwait(false)
withConfigureAwait(true)
within test methods. This ensures tests are executed in a way that respects parallelization limits and aligns with xUnit best practices for asynchronous testing.This change resolves the reported build warnings related to
ConfigureAwait(false)
and may improve test execution reliability and adherence to xUnit recommendations.