Class AchievementSettingsCreatorTests

EditMode tests for AchievementSettingsCreator. Every test targets fixture assets under a private temp folder via Input.SettingsAssetPath, so the project's real achievements configuration is never touched. Mirrors Serenity.GameSave.Tests.Editor.Builder.GameSaveCreatorTests.

Deliberately never sets Input.RetrofitThemes to true: that path calls AchievementsThemeRetrofitter.RetrofitAllThemesMissingAchievements, which scans every UnityUiThemeDefinition in the whole project — exercising it here would retrofit the real shipped themes as a side effect of running the test suite, exactly as AchievementsThemeRetrofitterTests documents for the same reason. Only the not-requested path is asserted here; the retrofit itself is covered by that suite.

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Namespace: Serenity.UnityAchievements.Tests.Editor

Assembly: Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class AchievementSettingsCreatorTests

Constructors

AchievementSettingsCreatorTests()

Declaration

public AchievementSettingsCreatorTests()

Methods

Create_ExistingAssetSeededOnEverySerializedField_RestoresThemAll()

Field-by-field regression guard for the generic capture Create(Input, Action) now rolls back through (transaction.TrackExistingAsset), replacing the hand-rolled SettingsSnapshot this migration deleted. Writes a distinct value into EVERY serialized field of a real UnityAchievementSettings via reflection — the ten ApplyTo(UnityAchievementSettings) knows about plus Id/Guid/the table names/Backend/Platforms — and asserts the rollback puts every one of them back.

What the walk actually PROVES splits in two. The fields this run overwrites — Backend (hence ReplaceExistingBackend and a second-run backend name of its own), Platforms (hence an enabled storefront) and every option field — are restored from a state the run genuinely rewrote, which is why the failure is forced through afterOptionsApplied: this creator's last asset step, the view, writes BEFORE the options are applied, so a disk-level forced failure can only ever catch a half-mutated asset. The fields this run never touches (Id, Guid, the table names — it resolves the settings asset by path, not by matching them) are carried along as coverage of the capture's REACH, not of a restore: they prove the walk sees whatever the type declares, so a future field this creator does start writing cannot be added without landing inside this assertion.

Declaration

public void Create_ExistingAssetSeededOnEverySerializedField_RestoresThemAll()

Create_MidCreateFailureOnAnExistingSettingsAsset_RestoresItsPreviousOptions()

The half-applied-settings hazard: when the run EDITS an existing settings asset instead of creating one, a rollback has to restore its option values too. Nothing on disk would show that it did not — the asset is still there, still valid, just quietly carrying a configuration nobody chose.

Declaration

public void Create_MidCreateFailureOnAnExistingSettingsAsset_RestoresItsPreviousOptions()

Create_MidCreateFailure_RollsBackTheSettingsBackendAndPlatformAssets()

Forces a failure AFTER the settings, backend and platform assets have been written — the view is the last asset step — and asserts the whole tree is gone again. Uses the stale-folder-cache trick LeaderboardCreatorTests.Create_MidCreateFailure_RollsBackBoardsBackendAndMenuOptions introduced: create + save + refresh a folder so UnityEditor.AssetDatabase.IsValidFolder(System.String) keeps reporting it valid (so validation passes), then delete the physical directory straight off disk, so the view's UnityEditor.AssetDatabase.CreateAsset(UnityEngine.Object,System.String) silently writes nothing and the creator's write check throws.

Declaration

public void Create_MidCreateFailure_RollsBackTheSettingsBackendAndPlatformAssets()

Create_RegisterAsAddressablesFalse_LeavesAddressablesUntouched()

Declaration

public void Create_RegisterAsAddressablesFalse_LeavesAddressablesUntouched()

Create_RerunWithTheSameBackendAssetName_IsAcceptedAndCreatesNoSecondBackend()

A rerun over a configuration this creator already authored must be possible: the backend path is occupied by the backend the settings asset itself points at, which is a reuse, not a collision.

Declaration

public void Create_RerunWithTheSameBackendAssetName_IsAcceptedAndCreatesNoSecondBackend()

Create_RerunWithTheSamePlatform_ReconfiguresTheExistingAssetInsteadOfAddingASecond(AchievementPlatformKind)

Reuse is by Id, not by path: a rerun must reconfigure the definition the settings asset already points at rather than orphaning it behind a second one. Run for every storefront, because each kind resolves its own concrete type and a switch is exactly the shape that grows a missing case.

Declaration

public void Create_RerunWithTheSamePlatform_ReconfiguresTheExistingAssetInsteadOfAddingASecond(AchievementPlatformKind kind)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
AchievementPlatformKind	kind

Create_RerunWithoutTheReplaceFlag_KeepsTheAlreadyAssignedBackend()

Declaration

public void Create_RerunWithoutTheReplaceFlag_KeepsTheAlreadyAssignedBackend()

Create_RetrofitThemesNotRequested_ReportsNoRetrofitSummary()

Declaration

public void Create_RetrofitThemesNotRequested_ReportsNoRetrofitSummary()

Create_SamePlatformListedTwice_ProducesOnePlatformAsset()

Declaration

public void Create_SamePlatformListedTwice_ProducesOnePlatformAsset()

Create_WireInstallTaskIntoAProfileThatAlreadyRunsInstallMenu_InsertsBeforeIt()

The ordering hint the wiring exists for: InstallMenu's fan-out installs the achievements view, so an InstallAchievements task placed after it silently installs nothing.

Declaration

public void Create_WireInstallTaskIntoAProfileThatAlreadyRunsInstallMenu_InsertsBeforeIt()

Create_WireInstallTaskIntoAProfile_EnsuresTheTaskAndInsertsIt()

Declaration

public void Create_WireInstallTaskIntoAProfile_EnsuresTheTaskAndInsertsIt()

Create_WireInstallTaskTwiceIntoTheSameProfile_SkipsTheSecondInsertAndStillSucceeds()

Two things at once, because they are the same run. Idempotency: a second Create against the same profiles must not insert the task twice. And the phase boundary: the wiring runs AFTER the asset transaction commits, so the warning it reports here cannot roll back the settings asset the same run just wrote — the result stays successful and every reference survives.

Declaration

public void Create_WireInstallTaskTwiceIntoTheSameProfile_SkipsTheSecondInsertAndStillSucceeds()

Create_WireMenuOptionTwice_UpsertsInsteadOfDuplicating()

Declaration

public void Create_WireMenuOptionTwice_UpsertsInsteadOfDuplicating()

Create_WireMenuOption_AddsATransitionOptionAndDerivesTheReturnView()

Declaration

public void Create_WireMenuOption_AddsATransitionOptionAndDerivesTheReturnView()

Create_WithAView_WritesTheViewDefinitionCarryingItsTitleAndReturnView()

Declaration

public void Create_WithAView_WritesTheViewDefinitionCarryingItsTitleAndReturnView()

Create_WithAddressablesRegistration_RegistersEverySettingsAndPlatformAsset()

Declaration

public void Create_WithAddressablesRegistration_RegistersEverySettingsAndPlatformAsset()

Create_WithAnExistingBackendAssigned_ReusesItInsteadOfCreatingOne()

Declaration

public void Create_WithAnExistingBackendAssigned_ReusesItInsteadOfCreatingOne()

Create_WithHttpBackend_FillsTheSharedBackendAssetsFields()

Declaration

public void Create_WithHttpBackend_FillsTheSharedBackendAssetsFields()

Create_WithPlayerPrefsBackend_WritesTheSettingsAssetWithTheBackendAndTheOptions()

Declaration

public void Create_WithPlayerPrefsBackend_WritesTheSettingsAssetWithTheBackendAndTheOptions()

Create_WithTwoPlatforms_CreatesOneAssetPerPlatformAndReferencesThemInOrder()

Declaration

public void Create_WithTwoPlatforms_CreatesOneAssetPerPlatformAndReferencesThemInOrder()

OneTimeTearDown()

Declaration

public void OneTimeTearDown()

SetUp()

Declaration

public void SetUp()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()

ValidateIdentity_BlankId_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void ValidateIdentity_BlankId_ReturnsError()

Validate_AnotherSettingsAssetInTheFolderCarriesTheSameId_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_AnotherSettingsAssetInTheFolderCarriesTheSameId_ReturnsError()

Validate_CreateViewWithBlankViewId_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_CreateViewWithBlankViewId_ReturnsError()

Validate_EnabledPlatformMissingItsRequiredIdentifier_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_EnabledPlatformMissingItsRequiredIdentifier_ReturnsError()

Validate_EpicEnabledWithAMissingField_ReportsThatFieldOnItsOwn(string)

Declaration

public void Validate_EpicEnabledWithAMissingField_ReportsThatFieldOnItsOwn(string missingFieldLabel)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	missingFieldLabel

Validate_NegativePlatformCallTimeout_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_NegativePlatformCallTimeout_ReturnsError()

Validate_NegativePlatformSyncRetry_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_NegativePlatformSyncRetry_ReturnsError()

Validate_NullInput_ReportsMissingInput()

Declaration

public void Validate_NullInput_ReportsMissingInput()

Validate_PlatformAssetPathOccupiedByAForeignAsset_ReturnsError()

The occupied-path policy the class doc promises, applied to platform definitions: an asset already sitting at the conventional path under a foreign Id belongs to something else, so the run refuses rather than overwriting it or quietly writing a second, uniquely-named copy beside it.

Declaration

public void Validate_PlatformAssetPathOccupiedByAForeignAsset_ReturnsError()

Validate_PlatformAssetPathOccupiedByTheRunsOwnDefinition_IsAccepted()

The same path occupied by the run's OWN by-Id match is a reuse, not a collision.

Declaration

public void Validate_PlatformAssetPathOccupiedByTheRunsOwnDefinition_IsAccepted()

Validate_PlayStationWithANegativeServiceLabel_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_PlayStationWithANegativeServiceLabel_ReturnsError()

Validate_ProgressPushStepPercentAtTheBounds_IsAccepted(int)

Declaration

public void Validate_ProgressPushStepPercentAtTheBounds_IsAccepted(int percent)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
int	percent

Validate_ProgressPushStepPercentOutsideOneToOneHundred_ReturnsError(int)

Declaration

public void Validate_ProgressPushStepPercentOutsideOneToOneHundred_ReturnsError(int percent)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
int	percent

Validate_ReplaceExistingBackendAtTheSameAssetName_ReturnsError()

The other half of the same rule: replacing the backend AT THE SAME ASSET NAME is refused, because writing over the path would leave a rollback deleting a backend the project already depended on.

Declaration

public void Validate_ReplaceExistingBackendAtTheSameAssetName_ReturnsError()

Validate_ScreenshotMaxWidthNotPositive_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_ScreenshotMaxWidthNotPositive_ReturnsError()

Validate_SteamEnabledWithoutAnAppId_WarnsButDoesNotBlock()

Declaration

public void Validate_SteamEnabledWithoutAnAppId_WarnsButDoesNotBlock()

Validate_TargetFolderOutsideAssets_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_TargetFolderOutsideAssets_ReturnsError()

Validate_ViewAssetPathAlreadyOccupied_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_ViewAssetPathAlreadyOccupied_ReturnsError()

Validate_ViewFolderOutsideAssets_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_ViewFolderOutsideAssets_ReturnsError()

Validate_WireMenuOptionWithBlankViewId_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_WireMenuOptionWithBlankViewId_ReturnsError()

Validate_WireMenuOptionWithoutAMenu_ReturnsError()

Declaration

public void Validate_WireMenuOptionWithoutAMenu_ReturnsError()