Class ProviderAsmdefDriverParityTests

Keeps the four provider assembly definitions honest against DatabaseDriverManifests.

Inheritance

object

ProviderAsmdefDriverParityTests

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 ProviderAsmdefDriverParityTests

Remarks

The asmdef is what actually binds a driver: overrideReferences plus precompiledReferences decide which DLL the provider assembly compiles against, and defineConstraints decides whether it compiles at all. None of that was asserted anywhere, while the manifest that installs those same DLLs was checked only against the coverage runner's csproj.

That gap is the exact shape of a defect this project has already paid for once: a silent edit here makes roughly 2,600 lines of provider code compile nowhere while every check stays green, because an assembly nothing builds cannot fail. The manifest is the source of truth; every failure below says to change the asmdef.

Constructors

ProviderAsmdefDriverParityTests()

Declaration

public ProviderAsmdefDriverParityTests()

Methods

EveryBackend_GatesOnTheScriptingDefineItsManifestRecords()

Declaration

public void EveryBackend_GatesOnTheScriptingDefineItsManifestRecords()

EveryBackend_HasAnAsmdefBesideItsProviderSources()

Declaration

public void EveryBackend_HasAnAsmdefBesideItsProviderSources()

EveryBackend_OverridesReferences()

Declaration

public void EveryBackend_OverridesReferences()

EveryDirectlyRequestedDriver_IsBoundByItsAsmdef()

Declaration

public void EveryDirectlyRequestedDriver_IsBoundByItsAsmdef()

EveryPrecompiledReference_IsADriverTheManifestKnowsAbout()

Declaration

public void EveryPrecompiledReference_IsADriverTheManifestKnowsAbout()