Re: Addin SetUp question

"Kelly Anderson" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.dotnet.nunit.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thanks Andreas. I think this should fix things up just so.

-Kelly

On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 2:01 AM, Andreas Schlapsi <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Kelly,
>
>  there were some issues with SetUp and TestFixtureSetUp methods in the
>  RowTest Addin, but they are fixed in version 1.2.1. I had to add a
>  RowTestSuite class which gets the actual fixture object from its parent.
>  In previous versions I had the problem that either SetUp (in 1.2.0) or
>  TestFixtureSetUp (in 1.1.0 and before) were called on another fixture
>  instance than the test.
>
>  In versions 1.2.0 and before the test structure looked like this:
>
>  RowTestCase => TestSuite => NUnitTestFixture
>
>  NUnitTestFixture created an instance of the test fixture class and
>  called TestFixtureSetUp/TestFixtureTearDown.
>  But unfortunately TestSuite created its own instance of the test fixture
>  class and SetUp/TearDown methods and the unit test were called on this
>  instance.
>
>  In version 1.2.0 I changed this and the RowTestCase got its fixture
>  instance not from its parent (TestSuite) but from its grandparent
>  (NUnitTestFixture). Therefore the unit test was called on the other
>  instance.  But RowTestCase is derived from NUnitTestMethod which calls
>  SetUp and TearDown. But NUnitTestMethod calls those method on the
>  fixture instance from its parent which means that SetUp/TearDown were
>  not called on the instance the unit test ran on.
>
>  In version 1.2.1 I changed the test structure to this:
>
>  RowTestCase => RowTestSuite => NUnitTestFixture
>
>  RowTestSuite gets the fixture instance from its parent before any method
>  is run, so that all three classes uses the same instance for all methods
>  (TestFixtureSetUp, SetUp, unit test, TearDown, TestFixtureTearDown).
>
>  Andreas
>

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