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Closed Issue: Error message of TypeAssertions could be more descriptive [11504]

When the expected type is the same as the actual type, but from a different assembly, the error message does not point you in that direction. It just states"Expected type to be MyNamespace.MyType, but...

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Project Description Fluent Assertions is a set of .NET extension methods that allow you to more naturally specify the expected outcome of a TDD or BDD-style test. We currently use it in all our...

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Source code checked in, #72291

Branched from $/fluentassertions/Main

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Source code checked in, #72292

Created a release branch for 1.7.0

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New Post: Issue with properties that have no getter.

In order to fix that issue you could use following code:         private void AddPublicProperties(Type typeToReflect)         {             foreach (var propertyInfo in...

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New Post: Issue with properties that have no getter.

That's an interesting bug. We never supported that because all significant coding standards forbid write-only properties. I have to check with my co-author to see what he thinks about this.

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Reviewed: Release 1.7.0 (Jan 16, 2012)

Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Wow, just wow. This makes it real easy to test things the "way" that they should be. It is also helpful for naming your tests based on your asserts. Love it!

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New Post: Windows Phone (or SL3) Version

A few days ago I needed FA when doing some Phone unit tests. Since the drops only have SL4, I just took the SL4 project file and made a few modifications to turn it into a Phone library...

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New Post: Windows Phone (or SL3) Version

I've always wondered whether any WP7 developers would be interested in FA. I've not used the WP7 SDK and the corresponding Toolkit yet, so I would have to invest in that a bit. Obviously if you wanna...

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Created Task: Windows Phone 7.1 build [11639]

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Source code checked in, #72377

Add Windows Phone 7.1 build (100% identical to Silverlight 4.0). Could not be 7.0 because Expression.Compile is not supported.

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Closed Task: Windows Phone 7.1 build [11639]

Comments: Resolved with changeset 72377.

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Reopened Task: Windows Phone 7.1 build [11639]

Comments: ** Comment from web user: dennisdoomen **

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Commented Task: Windows Phone 7.1 build [11639]

Add support for Windows PhoneComments: ** Comment from web user: dennisdoomen ** Still need to update the NuGet package building files

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Source code checked in, #72390

Rolling back WP addition; turns out that for 7.1, you can use Silverlight 4.0 binaries directly.

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New Post: Extending FluentAssertions

We have been using FluentAssertions on our current project for more that a half year now, and we are very pleased with the simplicity of our tests. Currently we have the task of writing a integration...

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New Post: Extending FluentAssertions

Would it help if I simply make the constructor of GenericCollectionAssertions public?

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Commented Issue: FluentAssertions with Continuous Integration [11205]

it would be nice to have FluentAssertions on a CI environment so that everyone can get the latest and greatest build with correct versioning without having to build it manually.If you'd like, I can get...

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New Post: Extending FluentAssertions

I might. I don't know if that is the right design decision though, that would be up to you to decide. Right now we simply call Should() and that works, so it's nothing critical, it just seems odd to...

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New Post: Extending FluentAssertions

OK, I think I'm not getting what you're trying to. Can you give me an example of what you are trying to achieve?

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