Introduced a new attribute to allow global initialization of the assertion options #2292
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Good point. Will look a the description. Need to rebase anyway. |
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This PR introduces FA's own "module initializer" through the new
[AssertionEngineInitializer]attribute. It can be used multiple times.For future reference, we're not using
ModuleInitializerAttributefor two reasons:FluentAssertions.DataSetsmay not even get a chance to register its custom implementations ofIEquivalencyStepwhen somebody invokesBeEquivalentTowithout explicitly using code from that package first. To resolve this, you could have that package add a source file as content (in NuGet terms) that adds a module initializer. Then it would be invoked the first time the test project is loaded. But that would require that source file to define theModuleInitializerAttributefor .NET 4.x, which is hard since you can't detect whether it is needed. non-SDK projects do not define attributes like NETFRAMEWORK and such. If that test project already defines that attribute in a different way (e.g. using Polysharp), it would cause compilation conflicts.Also, while testing with
FluentAssertions.DataSets, it turns out the caller identifier was misbehaving if Fluent Assertions code preceded the data set extensions code in the stack trace. This has been fixed as well.Tested with the FluentAssertions.DataSets repository.
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Closes #2290