Research XUnit for C# testing

a24vinla commented

2026-04-08 07:09:39 +00:00

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We need to understand and document XUnit.

Parent Issue: #104
Related Issue: #170

We need to understand and document XUnit. Parent Issue: #104 Related Issue: #170

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b24erika commented

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Added to wiki on how to get started, the page is not finished. Need proper formating and some guidance from project leader.
Wiki.

Added to wiki on how to get started, the page is not finished. Need proper formating and some guidance from project leader. [Wiki](https://git.webug.se/Andras/BoundlessFlowCampus2K/wiki/xUnit).

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2026-04-08 10:29:06 +00:00

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After some discussion with project leader, I concider the wiki to be complete and requesting review.

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2026-04-09 13:56:08 +00:00

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I compared the current xUnit wiki to the "Unit testing" wiki and it looks good as a setup and usage guide as it clearly shows how to set up and run tests.

One thing we could consider is adding a [Theory] example if that would be useful for our project, since we already have [Fact] example. Also since the xUnit wiki contain basically no information about how to actually write good tests it might be helpful to link the unit testing wiki that contain all the conventions, rules and best practices so the two wikis can complement each other.

overall the page works well for its purpose.

I compared the current xUnit wiki to the "Unit testing" wiki and it looks good as a setup and usage guide as it clearly shows how to set up and run tests. One thing we could consider is adding a [Theory] example if that would be useful for our project, since we already have [Fact] example. Also since the xUnit wiki contain basically no information about how to actually write good tests it might be helpful to link the unit testing wiki that contain all the conventions, rules and best practices so the two wikis can complement each other. overall the page works well for its purpose.

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b24erika commented

2026-04-09 15:24:40 +00:00

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Good thinking! I could add the link tomorrow. I can have a discussion with the team leaders about "[Theory] example", but I linked the source so anyone can check it since there are "alot" of "Assert methods" and examples. The async example was added due to another issue since we are mainly going to use that one (so far).

b24erika commented

2026-04-10 06:56:37 +00:00

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Added an "Introduction" section to let the reader know that it is a setup-guide, I talked to the team leaders and for now we will keep the link and perhaps in the future expand the wiki (if needed).

Thank you for the review.

Added an "Introduction" section to let the reader know that it is a setup-guide, I talked to the team leaders and for now we will keep the link and perhaps in the future expand the wiki (if needed). Thank you for the review.

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