Class CreateHudWindowRetargetTests

CreateHudWindow is a by-Id wizard: the HUD id IS the resolution key, mirroring SerenityWizardByIdAssetField{TAsset}'s own retarget convention elsewhere. Typing a new id re-resolves _existingAsset — never leaving it pointed at whatever "Edit existing" previously held — so reusing the window for another run never silently updates an unrelated, previously-resolved asset, and typing an id that collides with a real HUD resolves to Update instead of a plain "Will create" (the duplicate-Id refusal itself is covered from the HudCreator side by HudCreatorDuplicateIdTests). Every test targets a private temp folder, so the project's own HUDs are never touched.

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CreateHudWindowRetargetTests

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Namespace: Serenity.GameUi.Tests.Editor.Builder

Assembly: Serenity.GameUi.Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class CreateHudWindowRetargetTests

Constructors

CreateHudWindowRetargetTests()

Declaration

public CreateHudWindowRetargetTests()

Methods

OneTimeTearDown()

Declaration

public void OneTimeTearDown()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_AfterRetargetingToAFreeId_CreatesANewAssetAndLeavesTheOriginalUntouched()

Companion end-to-end proof: confirming after the retarget above creates a genuinely new, separate asset and leaves the original completely untouched.

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_AfterRetargetingToAFreeId_CreatesANewAssetAndLeavesTheOriginalUntouched()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_ReopenedViaMenuItemAfterASuccessfulCreate_NewFreeIdCreatesASecondAssetAndLeavesTheFirstUntouched()

CreateHudWindow offers no "Create Another" restart on its Done step — DrawDoneStep builds its own SerenityWizardDoneStep.Model by hand and never sets NextSteps, so SerenityWizardDoneStep.DrawNextStepButtons draws nothing — and CreateHudWindow calls neither ResetForAnotherRun nor FinishWithAsset anywhere (Apply lands on Done through a plain GoTo(WizardStep.Done)). The only way to "start another run" after a successful create is reopening the window through its own menu item while the instance is still alive — EditorWindow.GetWindow<CreateHudWindow> returns the SAME instance rather than a fresh one, carrying _existingAssetTarget forward pointed at the HUD the first run just wrote. This proves that path never overwrites the first HUD: typing a new, free Id (the by-Id retarget DrawHudStep runs synchronously off every keystroke — see SetHudIdForTests_FreeIdAfterAnExistingIsLoaded_ClearsExistingAsset()) clears the stale target before a second confirm, exactly as it does starting from a bare pick.

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_ReopenedViaMenuItemAfterASuccessfulCreate_NewFreeIdCreatesASecondAssetAndLeavesTheFirstUntouched()

SetHudIdForTests_FreeIdAfterAnExistingIsLoaded_ClearsExistingAsset()

With "Edit existing" already resolved to one HUD, typing a brand-new, non-colliding id for what is meant to be a fresh create must clear _existingAsset instead of silently keeping it — otherwise confirming overwrites the unrelated, previously-resolved asset.

Declaration

public void SetHudIdForTests_FreeIdAfterAnExistingIsLoaded_ClearsExistingAsset()

SetHudIdForTests_IdCollidesWithARealHud_ResolvesToUpdate()

On a fresh window with "Edit existing" untouched, typing an id that collides with a real HUD must resolve to Update (not a plain, false "Will create").

Declaration

public void SetHudIdForTests_IdCollidesWithARealHud_ResolvesToUpdate()

SetHudIdForTests_ReturningToTheSameHudAfterAFreeIdDetour_RebindsWithoutReseeding()

Returning to the SAME HUD after a free-id detour must rebind WITHOUT reseeding — an unsaved element edit made after the detour must survive, matching Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.SerenityWizardTargetAsset.ConsumeSeedRequest(UnityEngine.Object@)'s own "only remembers the LAST seeded path" contract: the free detour never updates that record, so the target still reads as "already seeded from A" the moment the id resolves back to A.

Declaration

public void SetHudIdForTests_ReturningToTheSameHudAfterAFreeIdDetour_RebindsWithoutReseeding()

SetHudIdForTests_UnsavedElementEditSurvivesTypingThroughIntermediateFreeIds()

The path-keyed semantics Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.SerenityWizardByIdAssetBinding<> establishes elsewhere: an unsaved element edit made while editing an existing HUD survives typing the Id through several intermediate, non-colliding values (a free Id unbinds — it never wipes the scratch to template defaults). Mirrors SetHudIdForTests_FreeIdAfterAnExistingIsLoaded_ClearsExistingAsset() but proves the ELEMENT list, not just the Id, survives the detour.

Declaration

public void SetHudIdForTests_UnsavedElementEditSurvivesTypingThroughIntermediateFreeIds()

SetUp()

Declaration

public void SetUp()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()