Source code checked in, #62439
Added the possibility to add an extra condition to exception assertions using the .With(x => condition) extension method.
View ArticleCreated Issue: Intermittent event monitoring/assertion failure [10211]
Occasionally I get the following error on my (team city) build server:System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException : The given key was not present in the dictionary.at...
View ArticleCommented Issue: Intermittent event monitoring/assertion failure [10211]
Occasionally I get the following error on my (team city) build server:System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException : The given key was not present in the dictionary.at...
View ArticleCreated Issue: NuGet FluentAssertions install complains [10212]
when trying to install the package in Visual Studio 2010 (in a .NET 4.0 library project).
View ArticleCommented Issue: NuGet FluentAssertions install complains [10212]
when trying to install the package in Visual Studio 2010 (in a .NET 4.0 library project).Comments: ** Comment from web user: dennisdoomen ** I've just tried it on two systems, one with NuGet 1.0 and...
View ArticleSource code checked in, #62591
Implemented a much simpler version of a weakreference dictionary that hopefully solves the intermittent GC problems.
View ArticleClosed Issue: Intermittent event monitoring/assertion failure [10211]
Occasionally I get the following error on my (team city) build server:System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException : The given key was not present in the dictionary.at...
View ArticleSource code checked in, #62593
Added support for assertions on TimeSpans, including converting a number of seconds to a TimeSpan, all contributed by Ruben Rorije.
View ArticleSource code checked in, #62637
Added support for asserting the execution time of a class member or an action (only for .NET 3.5 and 4.0) Renamed the With() exception extension to Where()
View ArticleNew Post: Floating point precision
Are there any plans to be able to specify the precision with which floating point assertions are made? For instance, double angleOfAttack = CalculatePitchAtStallPoint(double airSpeed, double...
View ArticleNew Post: Floating point precision
Sounds like a good idea. You shouldn't be able to compare floating point values anyway. It is a breaking change though, because your proposal won't work. People expect the Be() to do the actual...
View ArticleNew Post: ShouldNotRaise() on EventAssertions
I'm not sure you noticed, but I've included your proposal in the trunk: http://fluentassertions.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/changes/62359
View ArticleCreated Feature: Resolve name of event in ShouldRaise using lambda expression...
It would be more helpfull if the name of an event that should be raised could be deteremined using a lambda expression. Like: theClass.ShouldRaise(() => c.Event); This makes it easier for...
View ArticleCreated Issue: Add extension ShouldNotRaise [10234]
It would be helpfull if the conterpart of the ShouldRaise, ShouldNotRaise, is added. I've got several tests where I want to check that a specific event is NOT raised.
View ArticleNew Post: ShouldNotRaise() on EventAssertions
HiI have saw it last friday. Just have checked-out the latest trunk and built it. It works great..I also have seen that you have integrated to assertion extensions for byte values. tank a lot!Have you...
View ArticleNew Post: Floating point precision
Your solution is probably the most logical given how the existing assertions are done. Another option could be: angleOfAttack.Should().BeWithin(35.4, 1); where 1 is the number of decimal places that...
View ArticleCommented Feature: Add extension ShouldNotRaise [10234]
It would be helpfull if the conterpart of the ShouldRaise, ShouldNotRaise, is added. I've got several tests where I want to check that a specific event is NOT raised.Comments: ** Comment from web user:...
View ArticleCommented Feature: Resolve name of event in ShouldRaise using lambda...
It would be more helpfull if the name of an event that should be raised could be deteremined using a lambda expression. Like: theClass.ShouldRaise(() => c.Event); This makes it easier for...
View ArticleNew Post: ShouldNotRaise() on EventAssertions
I'm waiting for a confirmation about a fix fo a bug somebody found in very particular case. If that's confirmed and I've updated the documentation, I'll release this version as 1.4.0.0.
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