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Supported Test Frameworks Fluent Assertions supports MSTest, NUnit and XUnit. Starting with version 1.3.0, you can simply add a reference to the corresponding test framework assembly to the unit test...
View ArticleCreated Release: Release 1.4.0
News Added methods for asserting that a value is within a range. Added dedicated methods for asserting floating point values against an approximate value. Added support for asserting the execution time...
View ArticleUpdated Release: Release 1.4.0
News Added methods for asserting that a value is within a range. Added dedicated methods for asserting floating point values against an approximate value. Added support for asserting the execution time...
View ArticleReleased: Release 1.4.0 (Feb 27, 2011)
News Added methods for asserting that a value is within a range. Added dedicated methods for asserting floating point values against an approximate value. Added support for asserting the execution...
View ArticleUpdated Release: Release 1.4.0 (Feb 27, 2011)
News Added methods for asserting that a value is within a range. Added dedicated methods for asserting floating point values against an approximate value. Added support for asserting the execution time...
View ArticleSource code checked in, #62939
Replaced Rhino Mocks with FakeItEasy. Added all existing specs to run under Silverlight as well.
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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...
View ArticleCreated Issue: Null to null comparison bug. [10262]
string actual = null;string expected = null;actual.Should().Be(expected); // BUG: Expected <null>, but found <null>.
View ArticleReviewed: Release 1.4.0 (Feb 28, 2011)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Just downloaded and updated our codebase to the newest version. Works great and makes our assertions a lot more readable. Tanks a lot for this great framework!
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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...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Home
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...
View ArticleCreated Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates whole collection [10362]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> one by one very slowly (or even returns stream that never ends).I want to test that it actually returns something so I do...
View ArticleCreated Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates collection twice [10363]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> and enumeration is fairly slow.I am writing a smoke test that just makes sure something is returned:service.GetAll().Should().NotBeEmpty();I see that...
View ArticleCommented Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates whole collection [10362]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> one by one very slowly (or even returns stream that never ends).I want to test that it actually returns something so I do...
View ArticleCommented Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates collection twice [10363]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> and enumeration is fairly slow.I am writing a smoke test that just makes sure something is returned:service.GetAll().Should().NotBeEmpty();I see that...
View ArticleCommented Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates collection twice [10363]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> and enumeration is fairly slow.I am writing a smoke test that just makes sure something is returned:service.GetAll().Should().NotBeEmpty();I see that...
View ArticleCommented Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates whole collection [10362]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> one by one very slowly (or even returns stream that never ends).I want to test that it actually returns something so I do...
View ArticleCommented Issue: Should().NotBeEmpty() enumerates whole collection [10362]
I have a service that returns IEnumerable<T> one by one very slowly (or even returns stream that never ends).I want to test that it actually returns something so I do...
View ArticleNew Post: Floating point precision
Hi Dennis, I was having a look at your 1.4.0 release (as documented on your blog), but cannot find the BeApproximately method that you refer to. The Be method has indeed gone, but I can't find its...
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