Class FixtureOwnedFolders

A fixture's hold on folders outside its own private Assets/Fixture root. For each folder it records the topmost folder on that path which did not exist yet, so Release() removes what the fixture created and nothing the project already held.

That distinction is the whole point. A project copy lands under the REAL Assets/Game/Media whatever folder the test ran in, and a customer project — like a persistent CI workspace — already keeps its own content under Assets/Game. A cleanup that removes the user-content root only "when the fixture created it" therefore passes on a pristine checkout and leaks everything below that root the moment it was already there.

Inheritance

object

FixtureOwnedFolders

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

Namespace: Serenity.Tests.Shared.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.Tests.Shared.Editor.dll

Syntax

public sealed class FixtureOwnedFolders

Methods

Claim(params string[])

Records the folders folderPaths will need created, without creating anything — for folders only this fixture writes into, such as the one its project copies land in. Release() deletes each chain it created together with everything inside it.

Declaration

public static FixtureOwnedFolders Claim(params string[] folderPaths)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string[]	folderPaths

Returns

Type	Description
FixtureOwnedFolders

Release()

Removes the folders this instance recorded as created — see Claim(params string[]) and SeedExistingUserContentRoot() for what each keeps.

Declaration

public void Release()

SeedExistingUserContentRoot()

Stands a customer-shaped project up around a fixture: makes sure Serenity.Tests.Shared.Editor.FixtureOwnedFolders.ExistingUserContentFolder exists, the shape every real project is in. A fixture that writes under Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.SerenityUserContentPaths.GameRoot seeds this in its OneTimeSetUp, so a cleanup that only works on a pristine checkout leaks here, locally, where the residue guards report it. Release() removes the seeded folders only while they are empty — anything a fixture left inside them stays for those guards to see.

Declaration

public static FixtureOwnedFolders SeedExistingUserContentRoot()

Returns

Type	Description
FixtureOwnedFolders