V9.0.0/private assets experiment #12
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…his was done to reduce the risk of circular reference challenges as Cuemon relies on this library. Functionality wise, the change is backward compatible.
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant updates across multiple project files, focusing on the handling of package release notes, file versioning, and the implementation of the Changes
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3-5: LGTM! Consider using a more robust path resolution.The
PackageReleaseNotesFileproperty is correctly defined. However, the relative path structure might be fragile if the directory structure changes.Consider using MSBuild's
$([MSBuild]::GetDirectoryNameOfFileAbove())function for a more robust path resolution. For example:<PackageReleaseNotesFile>$([MSBuild]::GetDirectoryNameOfFileAbove($(MSBuildProjectDirectory), .nuget))\.nuget\$(MSBuildProjectName)\PackageReleaseNotes.txt</PackageReleaseNotesFile>This approach would find the
.nugetdirectory by searching up the directory tree, making it more resilient to changes in the project structure.
17-21: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The changes to the
ApplyFileVersiontarget look good:
- The switch from
BUILD_BUILDNUMBERtoGITHUB_RUN_NUMBERaligns with the PR objectives.- Setting a default value for
GITHUB_RUN_NUMBERensures the property is always defined.- The
FileVersionconstruction is correct and consistent with semantic versioning.Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of the
GITHUB_RUN_NUMBERand its relationship to the build process. For example:<!-- GITHUB_RUN_NUMBER is provided by GitHub Actions and represents the build number. It's used as the fourth segment of the FileVersion for more granular versioning. --> <GITHUB_RUN_NUMBER Condition="'$(GITHUB_RUN_NUMBER)' == ''">0</GITHUB_RUN_NUMBER>test/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.Hosting.AspNetCore.Tests/ServiceCollectionExtensionsTest.cs (3)
16-33: LGTM: Well-structured parameterized test.The test method
AddFakeHttpContextAccessor_ShouldAddServiceis well-designed and covers allServiceLifetimevalues. It correctly asserts both the presence of the service and its type.Consider adding an assertion to verify that the registered service has the correct lifetime:
var descriptor = services.SingleOrDefault(d => d.ServiceType == typeof(IHttpContextAccessor)); Assert.NotNull(descriptor); Assert.Equal(lifetime, descriptor.Lifetime);This additional check ensures that the service is registered with the correct lifetime.
35-44: LGTM: Good negative test case.The test method
AddFakeHttpContextAccessor_ShouldThrowInvalidEnumArgumentException_ForInvalidLifetimecorrectly checks for the expected exception when an invalidServiceLifetimeis provided.Consider using a more explicit invalid value to improve test readability:
var invalidLifetime = (ServiceLifetime)(-1);This makes it clearer that we're using an invalid enum value, rather than a potentially valid but unassigned value.
1-46: Consider expanding test coverage if needed.The current test class provides good coverage for the
AddFakeHttpContextAccessormethod, including both positive and negative scenarios. However, if there are other methods in theServiceCollectionExtensionsclass, consider adding tests for those as well to ensure comprehensive coverage.If there are indeed other methods in the
ServiceCollectionExtensionsclass that require testing, I can assist in generating additional test methods. Would you like me to help with this or create a GitHub issue to track this task?src/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.Hosting.AspNetCore/Http/FakeHttpContextAccessor.cs (2)
26-26: Improved stream creation logic.The change to use
MakeGreetingmethod improves code organization and flexibility. Good job on extracting this logic into a separate method.Consider making the greeting message a constant or a configurable property of the class for easier maintenance and potential reuse.
30-41: Well-implemented stream creation method with robust error handling.The
MakeGreetingmethod is well-implemented with proper error handling usingPatterns.SafeInvoke. The stream creation, writing, and position reset are correctly handled.Consider using
usingstatements forMemoryStreamandStreamWriterto ensure proper resource disposal:private Stream MakeGreeting(string greeting) { return Patterns.SafeInvoke(() => { using var ms = new MemoryStream(); using (var sw = new StreamWriter(ms, Encoding.UTF8, leaveOpen: true)) { sw.Write(greeting); sw.Flush(); } ms.Position = 0; return ms; }, ex => throw new InvalidOperationException("There is an error in the Stream being written.", ex)); }This ensures that resources are properly disposed of, even in case of exceptions.
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156-160: Consider removing unnecessary call toGC.SuppressFinalize(this).Since
HostFixturedoes not declare a finalizer (destructor), callingGC.SuppressFinalize(this);in theDispose()method is unnecessary.Apply this diff to remove the call:
public void Dispose() { Dispose(true); - GC.SuppressFinalize(this); }
146-151: Evaluate the necessity of the emptyOnDisposeUnmanagedResourcesmethod.The method
OnDisposeUnmanagedResources()is empty. If there are no unmanaged resources to dispose of, and if derived classes are not expected to override this method, consider removing it to simplify the code.
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src/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.Hosting/GlobalSuppressions.cs (4)
1-5: LGTM: Clear and informative file header comments.The file header comments effectively explain the purpose of this file for maintaining SuppressMessage attributes. This is consistent with best practices for code documentation.
6-6: LGTM: Correct using directive.The using directive for
System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysisis correctly placed and necessary for theSuppressMessageattribute used in this file.
1-8: Overall, the GlobalSuppressions.cs file is well-structured and serves its purpose.The file is correctly set up to maintain
SuppressMessageattributes for the project. It includes clear documentation, necessary using directives, and a justified suppression for theIDisposableimplementation inHostFixture. While the suppression is approved, it's crucial to ensure that the actualIDisposableimplementation inHostFixtureis correct and doesn't introduce any resource leaks.
8-8: Verify the IDisposable implementation in HostFixture.The
SuppressMessageattribute for theIDisposableimplementation inHostFixtureis correctly formatted and includes a clear justification. However, it's important to ensure that the actual implementation inHostFixtureis indeed correct and doesn't introduce any resource leaks.Let's verify the
IDisposableimplementation in theHostFixtureclass:src/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.csproj (2)
14-14: Approve the PrivateAssets addition to Cuemon.Core, but verify its impact and consider documentation updates.The addition of
PrivateAssets="compile"to the Cuemon.Core package reference is a good practice for reducing the dependency graph and preventing version conflicts. However, this change may have implications for projects that reference this one.To verify the impact and ensure no breaking changes:
- Run the following script to check for any public APIs that might be exposing types from Cuemon.Core:
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- Review the output to ensure that no public APIs are exposing types from Cuemon.Core. If any are found, consider refactoring or documenting the change as it may affect consumers of this package.
Consider updating the project's documentation or README to mention this change, especially if it affects how consumers should use or reference this package.
5-5: Approve the addition of DisableTransitiveProjectReferences, but verify its impact.The addition of
<DisableTransitiveProjectReferences>true</DisableTransitiveProjectReferences>can help improve build performance and reduce unnecessary dependencies. However, ensure that this change doesn't break any existing functionality that might rely on transitive project references.To verify the impact, run the following script to check for any direct project references that might need to be added:
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7-16: LGTM! Well-structured target for preparing package release notes.The
PreparePackageReleaseNotesFromFiletarget is correctly implemented:
- It runs at the appropriate time (before
GenerateNuspec).- It includes proper conditions to avoid unnecessary execution.
- It correctly reads the file contents and stores them in the
PackageReleaseNotesproperty.- The use of '%0A' as a separator ensures proper line breaks in the package release notes.
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4-4: Excellent addition of .NET 9.0 supportThe inclusion of both
net9.0andnet8.0in theTargetFrameworksis a forward-thinking change. This allows the library to support both the latest preview (.NET 9.0) and the current stable version (.NET 8.0), providing flexibility for users and ensuring compatibility across different .NET environments.
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19-25: Well-structured conditional package referencesThe conditional package references for
Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHostare well implemented. By specifying different versions fornet9.0(9.0.0-rc.1.24452.1) andnet8.0(8.0.8), you ensure that each target framework uses a compatible version of the TestHost package. This approach prevents potential compatibility issues and allows for smooth testing across different .NET environments.
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1-36: Overall, good improvements to project structure and dependenciesThe changes made to this project file enhance its compatibility and streamline its dependencies. The addition of .NET 9.0 support, conditional package references for TestHost, and the refinement of Cuemon package usage are all positive improvements.
However, it would be beneficial to have more context on the removal of
Cuemon.Extensions.DependencyInjectionandCuemon.IOpackages. Ensure that all necessary functionalities are still available with the current setup.Consider adding a comment in the project file explaining the rationale behind these dependency changes for future reference.
27-27: Streamlined Cuemon package referencesThe addition of
Cuemon.Corepackage (version 9.0.0-preview.9) withPrivateAssets="compile"is a good change. This ensures that the package is used only for compilation and won't be exposed to projects referencing this one, potentially reducing dependency conflicts.However, could you please clarify the impact of removing
Cuemon.Extensions.DependencyInjectionandCuemon.IOpackages? Are the functionalities provided by these packages now covered byCuemon.Core, or are they no longer needed in this project?To verify the usage of Cuemon packages in the project, please run the following script:
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1-14: LGTM: Class structure and imports are well-organized.The class structure and imports are appropriate for an xUnit test class. Good use of
ITestOutputHelperfor test output management.src/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.Hosting.AspNetCore/Http/FakeHttpContextAccessor.cs (1)
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1-41: Overall, good improvements to stream handling and error management.The changes in this file enhance code organization, flexibility, and error handling. The extraction of stream creation logic into a separate method and the use of
Patterns.SafeInvokefor error management are commendable improvements. The suggestions provided earlier for minor optimizations will further refine the implementation.src/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.Hosting/Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.Hosting.csproj (2)
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1-46: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives, but require careful considerationThe modifications to this project file align well with the PR objectives of updating dependencies and supporting new .NET versions. The multi-targeting approach and the addition of the Cuemon.Core package demonstrate a forward-looking development strategy.
However, to ensure the stability and maintainability of the project, please:
- Carefully review the use of pre-release packages and consider their impact on project stability.
- Ensure cross-framework consistency, especially given the wide range of supported versions.
- Document any new dependencies or breaking changes that might result from these updates.
These changes appear to be a step in the right direction for modernizing the project, but they require thorough testing across all target frameworks to guarantee consistent behavior.
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1-46: Review multi-targeting strategy and package version managementThe project's multi-targeting approach (net9, net8, netstandard2) is well-structured and allows for broad compatibility. However, please consider the following points:
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- Consider documenting the rationale for supporting netstandard2 alongside net8 and net9, and any plans for phasing out older targets in the future.
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23-36: Robust Handling ofServiceLifetimein Switch StatementThe switch statement correctly handles all possible values of the
ServiceLifetimeenum—Transient,Scoped, andSingleton—and throws anInvalidEnumArgumentExceptionfor any invalid value. This ensures that only valid lifetimes are used when adding theFakeHttpContextAccessor, enhancing the robustness of the service registration.
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The Cuemon.Core package (version 9.0.0-preview.9) is actively used within the test project, as indicated by the using Cuemon.Messaging; statements. To align with the PR objectives and ensure proper isolation, please add the PrivateAssets="compile" attribute to the <PackageReference>:
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The addition of the Cuemon.Core package (version 9.0.0-preview.9) aligns with the PR objectives for updating package references. However, there are a few points to consider:
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- The PR objectives mention adding
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| var contextAccessor = new FakeHttpContextAccessor { HttpContext = { RequestServices = provider } }; | |
| var contextAccessor = new FakeHttpContextAccessor(); | |
| contextAccessor.HttpContext.RequestServices = provider; |
PR Classification
Code cleanup and dependency updates.
PR Summary
This pull request updates dependencies, refactors code for better resource management, and introduces new tests.
Directory.Build.targets: ReplacedBUILD_BUILDNUMBERwithGITHUB_RUN_NUMBERforFileVersion,ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs: RefactoredIHttpContextAccessoraddition with a switch statement and factory method,HostFixture.cs: ImplementedIDisposabledirectly and added resource disposal methods,ServiceCollectionExtensionsTestto testAddFakeHttpContextAccessorwith differentServiceLifetimevalues,.csprojfiles, including addingPrivateAssets="compile"toCuemon.Core.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
HasTestOutputproperty.Documentation
HostFixtureclass to reflect changes in resource management.Chores