Class SerenityAudioRegistrationValidatorTests

Tests for Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.Validation.SerenityAudioRegistrationValidator: an audio clip definition that exists as an asset but is absent from its selectable game-settings registry must be flagged, and the fix API must resolve it. Builds a throwaway registry via ScriptableObject.CreateInstance(string) because UnityGameSettingsDefinition has no assembly definition of its own — see Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.Validation.SerenityAudioRegistrationValidator's class remarks — and targets it explicitly through the two-registry FixByRegistering overload so the test never touches the project's real Audio_SoundToTrigger asset.

Inheritance
object
SerenityAudioRegistrationValidatorTests
Inherited Members
Namespace: Serenity.UnityValidation.Tests.Editor
Assembly: Serenity.UnityValidation.Tests.Editor.dll
Syntax
public class SerenityAudioRegistrationValidatorTests

Constructors

SerenityAudioRegistrationValidatorTests()

Declaration
public SerenityAudioRegistrationValidatorTests()

Methods

FixByRegistering_ThenRerun_NoLongerReported_AndSecondFixIsNoOp()

Registers into the PROJECT-owned registry: registration refuses a registry the package ships, because appending to it is undone by the next package update along with every clip registered since — see FixByRegistering_WithOnlyAShippedRegistry_RegistersNothing().

Declaration
public void FixByRegistering_ThenRerun_NoLongerReported_AndSecondFixIsNoOp()

FixByRegistering_WithAShippedAndAProjectOwnedRegistry_WritesIntoTheProjectOwnedOne()

The project holding both the shipped registry template and its own copy — what Adopt All produces — used to make every automatic registration give up as "ambiguous", so a freshly imported clip was silently never registered and never played. Ownership decides, exactly as it does at boot.

Declaration
public void FixByRegistering_WithAShippedAndAProjectOwnedRegistry_WritesIntoTheProjectOwnedOne()

FixByRegistering_WithOnlyAShippedRegistry_RegistersNothing()

With the shipped fixture registry as the project's only one, registration writes nothing and says so: the clip stays reported, because appending it to a file the next package update overwrites would lose it — and lose every clip registered there since — while looking like success.

Declaration
public void FixByRegistering_WithOnlyAShippedRegistry_RegistersNothing()

Run_UnregisteredClip_ReportsExactlyOneWarning()

Declaration
public void Run_UnregisteredClip_ReportsExactlyOneWarning()

Run_WithAShippedAndAProjectOwnedRegistry_ReportsNoAmbiguity()

The project's own registry beside the shipped template is exactly what Adopt All produces, and the ownership rule the runtime and registration both apply decides it — so it is not an ambiguity, and Validate Everything must not warn about the normal state of every adopted project.

Declaration
public void Run_WithAShippedAndAProjectOwnedRegistry_ReportsNoAmbiguity()

Run_WithTwoMatchingRegistries_ReportsAmbiguityWarning()

Declaration
public void Run_WithTwoMatchingRegistries_ReportsAmbiguityWarning()

Run_WithTwoProjectOwnedRegistries_ReportsTheAmbiguityNamingBoth()

Two registries the project owns are a real ambiguity: ownership cannot pick between them, so registration writes into neither. The warning names both project paths, the ones an author can act on.

Declaration
public void Run_WithTwoProjectOwnedRegistries_ReportsTheAmbiguityNamingBoth()

SetUp()

Declaration
public void SetUp()

TearDown()

Declaration
public void TearDown()