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Hi,
I am new xUnit framework and have been going through it for a week now and I am really loving it!.
The "Skip" property of a Fact attribute has been useful as we would like to Skip a particular test temporarily if we know that its caused by a known bug. In the Skip reason, one could put info about the bug # etc.
My question:
I like the data driven kind of writing tests using the various DataAttribute types. I am currently using the InlineData attribute. Currently this attribute does NOT have a Skip property kind of thing. The reason I ask is that I would like to Skip a particular
data variation just for the reason i mentioned above.
How do you usually skip data variations? Following is something that I thought of, but I am curious as to if there is any other way that users are following to skip data variations...
I briefly looked at the xUnit sources and found that I could probably do the following:
a. Adding a Skip property to a derived InlineDataAttribute
b. Modify TheoryAttribute's ExecuteTestCommand() method to return a SkipCommand based on the Skip property
Thanks,
Kiran Challa
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