Class CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowParameterSeedingTests

The Parameters step seeds its exposed-parameter table from the settings asset it updates. Another wizard can append a row for a mixer parameter a shipped row already binds — the project's own game setting beside the shipped one — and the table then showed both rows as red duplicates the author had to delete by hand. Seeding keeps one row per mixer parameter: the project-owned row wins and the shipped duplicate is dropped from the draft. Duplicates ownership cannot decide stay visible as a notice with an in-window merge. Every fixture copies the REAL shipped settings and game-setting assets under a private temp root.

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CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowParameterSeedingTests

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Namespace: Serenity.Audio.SoundMixerSettings.Tests.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.Audio.SoundMixerSettings.Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowParameterSeedingTests

Constructors

CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowParameterSeedingTests()

Declaration

public CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowParameterSeedingTests()

Methods

Adopting_AShippedAndAProjectOwnedRowForOneParameter_KeepsOnlyTheProjectOwnedRow()

Declaration

public void Adopting_AShippedAndAProjectOwnedRowForOneParameter_KeepsOnlyTheProjectOwnedRow()

Adopting_TwoProjectOwnedRowsForOneParameter_ShowsAMergeNoticeAndTheMergeLeavesOneRow()

Declaration

public void Adopting_TwoProjectOwnedRowsForOneParameter_ShowsAMergeNoticeAndTheMergeLeavesOneRow()

SetUp()

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public void SetUp()

TearDown()

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public void TearDown()