Class SingletonSettingsCreationEngineTests

EditMode tests for SingletonSettingsCreationEngine<TSettings, TInput, TResult>, driven through a scratch subclass. Built on real assets under a private temp folder wiped in TearDown(), because the contract is about what lands on disk, what the Addressables settings end up holding, and what a rollback puts back — none of which survives an in-memory double. Only the registration test opts into Addressables, and it removes the entry it created.

Inheritance
object
SingletonSettingsCreationEngineTests
Inherited Members
Namespace: Serenity.StructuredPersistence.Tests.Editor
Assembly: Serenity.StructuredPersistence.Tests.Editor.dll
Syntax
public class SingletonSettingsCreationEngineTests

Constructors

SingletonSettingsCreationEngineTests()

Declaration
public SingletonSettingsCreationEngineTests()

Methods

ApplyFieldsToExisting_Overridden_IsUsedOnlyByTheUpdatePathNotByCreate()

Declaration
public void ApplyFieldsToExisting_Overridden_IsUsedOnlyByTheUpdatePathNotByCreate()

Create_ExistingPath_UpdatesInPlaceAndReportsWasUpdate()

Declaration
public void Create_ExistingPath_UpdatesInPlaceAndReportsWasUpdate()

Create_ExtraAssetsThrow_RollsBackTheCreatedAssetAndRestoresTheEditedOne()

Declaration
public void Create_ExtraAssetsThrow_RollsBackTheCreatedAssetAndRestoresTheEditedOne()

Create_New_RegistersTheCreatedAssetUnderTheModuleLabel()

Declaration
public void Create_New_RegistersTheCreatedAssetUnderTheModuleLabel()

Create_New_WritesTheAssetWithItsIdGuidAndFields()

Declaration
public void Create_New_WritesTheAssetWithItsIdGuidAndFields()

OneTimeSetUp()

Declaration
public void OneTimeSetUp()

OneTimeTearDown()

Declaration
public void OneTimeTearDown()

SetUp()

Declaration
public void SetUp()

TearDown()

Declaration
public void TearDown()

UpdateExistingInPlace_ApplyFieldsThrows_RestoresTheAssetsFieldsAndId()

Mirrors Create_ExtraAssetsThrow_RollsBackTheCreatedAssetAndRestoresTheEditedOne() for the update path: ApplyFields is a subclass's code too, and a subclass that throws halfway through it must leave the edited asset exactly as it stood before the call — both the fields ApplyFields half-wrote and the Id the engine had already written ahead of it.

Declaration
public void UpdateExistingInPlace_ApplyFieldsThrows_RestoresTheAssetsFieldsAndId()

UpdateExistingInPlace_NoOverride_ForwardsToApplyFields()

Declaration
public void UpdateExistingInPlace_NoOverride_ForwardsToApplyFields()

UpdateExistingInPlace_SkipsValidationAndStillReportsWasUpdate()

Declaration
public void UpdateExistingInPlace_SkipsValidationAndStillReportsWasUpdate()

ValidateIdentity_BlankAssetNameWhileUpdating_ReportsNothing()

An update names the asset it edits, so the asset-name field is not part of that request and an empty one must not block it.

Declaration
public void ValidateIdentity_BlankAssetNameWhileUpdating_ReportsNothing()

ValidateIdentity_BlankAssetName_ReportsTheAssetNameRule()

Declaration
public void ValidateIdentity_BlankAssetName_ReportsTheAssetNameRule()

ValidateIdentity_BlankId_ReportsTheIdRule()

Declaration
public void ValidateIdentity_BlankId_ReportsTheIdRule()

ValidateIdentity_NeverInvokesValidateBeyondIdentity()

Declaration
public void ValidateIdentity_NeverInvokesValidateBeyondIdentity()

Validate_ExistingPathWithNothingThere_ReportsThatNoAssetWasFound_ByItsDisplayName()

Declaration
public void Validate_ExistingPathWithNothingThere_ReportsThatNoAssetWasFound_ByItsDisplayName()

Validate_IdentityInvalid_SkipsValidateBeyondIdentity()

Declaration
public void Validate_IdentityInvalid_SkipsValidateBeyondIdentity()

Validate_IdentityValid_InvokesValidateBeyondIdentityOnce()

Declaration
public void Validate_IdentityValid_InvokesValidateBeyondIdentityOnce()

Validate_NewAssetWithADuplicateId_ReportsAnError_NamingTheAssetByItsDisplayName()

Declaration
public void Validate_NewAssetWithADuplicateId_ReportsAnError_NamingTheAssetByItsDisplayName()

Validate_NoInput_ReportsTheMissingInputError()

Declaration
public void Validate_NoInput_ReportsTheMissingInputError()

Validate_OutputFolderOutsideAssets_ReportsTheFolderError()

Declaration
public void Validate_OutputFolderOutsideAssets_ReportsTheFolderError()

Validate_TargetPathAlreadyOccupied_ReportsTheCollision()

Declaration
public void Validate_TargetPathAlreadyOccupied_ReportsTheCollision()

Validate_UpdatingRenamedToAGenuinelyFreeId_ReportsNoDuplicateFinding()

Companion regression guard: renaming to a genuinely free Id during an update must still succeed, with no duplicate finding of either severity — the pre-existing rename-disclosure warning is unrelated and expected regardless.

Declaration
public void Validate_UpdatingRenamedToAGenuinelyFreeId_ReportsNoDuplicateFinding()

Validate_UpdatingRenamedToAnIdThatCollidesWithAnotherAsset_ReportsAnError()

The other half of the same contract: renaming TO an Id another asset already holds is a genuinely new ambiguity this run would create, and must still block. This rename ALSO trips the unrelated rename-disclosure warning — this only pins that no DUPLICATE warning (as opposed to an error) is reported alongside it.

Declaration
public void Validate_UpdatingRenamedToAnIdThatCollidesWithAnotherAsset_ReportsAnError()

Validate_UpdatingWithAnUnchangedIdThatCollidesWithAnotherAsset_ReportsAWarningNotAnError()

Two assets already share a pre-existing Id, predating this run (simulated here by assigning Id directly, bypassing validation). Updating one of them WITHOUT changing its Id must stay possible — the duplicate is not something this run is creating — so it is a warning, not a blocking error.

Declaration
public void Validate_UpdatingWithAnUnchangedIdThatCollidesWithAnotherAsset_ReportsAWarningNotAnError()