Class SerenityAssetDeleteProbe

A test seam for asserting what was true AT THE MOMENT one particular asset was deleted — the only place from which SerenityAssetCreationTransaction.Rollback's internal ordering is observable, since everything it does is undone or persisted again by the time the call returns. Records whether Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.Validation.References.SerenitySafeDeleteAssetProcessor was suppressed and the value of a caller-supplied probe, then always answers UnityEditor.AssetDeleteResult.DidNotDelete so the delete itself proceeds untouched.

Unity keeps every UnityEditor.AssetModificationProcessor in the editor's callback list for the whole session, this one included, so it stays inert unless a test called Watch(string, Func<object>) for an exact path — and every test that calls it calls StopWatching() in its teardown.

Inheritance

object

SerenityAssetDeleteProbe

Namespace: Serenity.UnityGlobal.Tests.Editor

Assembly: Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public sealed class SerenityAssetDeleteProbe : AssetModificationProcessor

Constructors

SerenityAssetDeleteProbe()

Declaration

public SerenityAssetDeleteProbe()

Properties

Observed

Whether the watched path was deleted while the watch was active.

Declaration

public static bool Observed { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
bool

ProbedValue

Whatever the probe handed to Watch(string, Func<object>) returned at that moment.

Declaration

public static object ProbedValue { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
object

SuppressedAtDelete

Whether the safe-delete processor was suppressed when the watched path was deleted.

Declaration

public static bool SuppressedAtDelete { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
bool

Methods

StopWatching()

Stops watching, drops the probe and clears everything the watch recorded, so nothing this fixture built — including a stale observation a later test could read as its own — outlives the test. Read the recorded values BEFORE calling this.

Declaration

public static void StopWatching()

Watch(string, Func<object>)

Starts watching one exact asset path, clearing anything a previous watch recorded.

Declaration

public static void Watch(string assetPath, Func<object> valueProbe = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	assetPath
Func<object>	valueProbe