Hello,
It seems to work great with testing routes (when you refactor, or change route prefix or global route config it finds the differences and throws errors).
However, I have noticed some weird behaviour.
The test is as follows
[TestMethod]
public void TestRoute_ProcessFile()
{
string route = "/api/ocr/processfile";
var request = new OcrRequestMessage(){ProjectId = 303};
this.httpConfig.ShouldMap(route).WithJsonBody(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(request)).
To<OcrController>(HttpMethod.Post, x => x.ProcessFile(request));
}
this is the method:
public async Task<OcrResponseMessage> ProcessFile([FromBody] OcrRequestMessage ocrRequestMessage)
I am able to break it if instead of passing serialized object I pass other string. I am also able to break it if instead of change the route in the project (rename method, remove route from dictionary etc).
I can also break it if I compare the request to a different request object (e.g. I pass a request with Id:1 and then I check the 'ShouldMap' clause to a request with Id:666 and it fails saying that expected 1, but found 666.
However, I wanted to break it by removing the 'FromBody' attribute or by setting it to 'FromUri' - but the test still passes.
Is that an expected behaviour?
Hello,
It seems to work great with testing routes (when you refactor, or change route prefix or global route config it finds the differences and throws errors).
However, I have noticed some weird behaviour.
The test is as follows
this is the method:
public async Task<OcrResponseMessage> ProcessFile([FromBody] OcrRequestMessage ocrRequestMessage)I am able to break it if instead of passing serialized object I pass other string. I am also able to break it if instead of change the route in the project (rename method, remove route from dictionary etc).
I can also break it if I compare the request to a different request object (e.g. I pass a request with Id:1 and then I check the 'ShouldMap' clause to a request with Id:666 and it fails saying that expected 1, but found 666.
However, I wanted to break it by removing the 'FromBody' attribute or by setting it to 'FromUri' - but the test still passes.
Is that an expected behaviour?