Class DatabaseDriverDoctorWindowTests

Proves the doctor survives contact with the real project: the menu item resolves, the window constructs, and the scan-then-inspect path runs against whatever is actually on disk without throwing. Compiling proves none of that.

Inheritance

object

DatabaseDriverDoctorWindowTests

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: Serenity.StructuredPersistence.Tests.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.StructuredPersistence.Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class DatabaseDriverDoctorWindowTests

Constructors

DatabaseDriverDoctorWindowTests()

Declaration

public DatabaseDriverDoctorWindowTests()

Methods

CollectInstalledBinaryPaths_AgainstTheRealProject_DoesNotThrowWhenFoldersAreAbsent()

Declaration

public void CollectInstalledBinaryPaths_AgainstTheRealProject_DoesNotThrowWhenFoldersAreAbsent()

InspectAll_AgainstTheRealProject_ReportsEveryBackendWithoutThrowing()

Declaration

public void InspectAll_AgainstTheRealProject_ReportsEveryBackendWithoutThrowing()

Open_UnderBatchmode_ConstructsTheWindowWithoutThrowing()

Declaration

public void Open_UnderBatchmode_ConstructsTheWindowWithoutThrowing()

ShippedManifest_WhereADriverIsActuallyInstalled_MatchesWhatIsOnDisk()

Checks the shipped manifest against a real install when there is one. Self-skips otherwise: the drivers folder is git-ignored, so on CI and on a fresh clone there is nothing to compare and a hard assertion here would fail for a reason that is not a defect.

Declaration

public void ShippedManifest_WhereADriverIsActuallyInstalled_MatchesWhatIsOnDisk()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()