No report if OneTimeSetUp is failed

[undron]

Great job!

But is any ideas, how to bypass error in OneTimeSetUp method for fixture?
This test will not be included in report, because ITestAction attribute will be applied after OneTimeSetUp

    public class Class3
    {
        [OneTimeSetUp]
        public void ThisWillFail()
        {
            var x = 0;
            var y = 1 / x;
        }

        [Test]
        [AllureTest]
        public void Xxx4()
        {
            Assert.True(1 == 2);
        }
    }

[unickq]

Hi @undron

Thanks for this case. I'll check whether NUnit allows accessing SetUp methods using ITestAction
nunit/nunit#652

[unickq]

@undron
Unfortunatrly ITestAction doesn't allow to use SetUp, TearDown etc

I wrote the following method to bypass it:

public static class AllureHelper {
 public static void SetUp(Action setUpAction) {
  try {
   setUpAction.Invoke();
  } catch (Exception e) {
   var allure = AllureLifecycle.Instance;
   var test = TestContext.CurrentContext.Test;
   var testResult = new TestResult {

    uuid = test.ID,
     name = test.MethodName,
     fullName = test.FullName,
     descriptionHtml = $ "Tests wasn't able to run - an exception occured in setUp methods of <b>{test.ClassName}</b> - {setUpAction.Method.Name} method",
     labels = new List < Label > {
      Label.Suite(test.ClassName),
      Label.Thread(),
      Label.Host(),
      Label.TestClass(test.ClassName),
      Label.TestMethod(test.MethodName),
      Label.Severity(SeverityLevel.blocker)
     }
   };
   allure.StartTestCase(testResult);
   allure.UpdateTestCase(x => x.statusDetails = new StatusDetails {
    message = e.Message,
     trace = e.StackTrace
   });
   allure.StopTestCase(x => x.status = Status.none);
   allure.WriteTestCase(test.ID);
   throw;
  }
}

It's not perfect - but maybe it can help you.

[OneTimeSetUp] //or [SetUp]
public void ThisWillFail()
{
     AllureHelper.SetUp(() =>
     {
          var x = 0;
          var y = 1 / x;
     });            
}

[undron]

Thank you, I know about nunit/nunit#652 and have no idea too how to bypass it.
Your solutions will work, but anyway you will not see tests, which failed by OneTimeSetup method, but it will be present in TestResult.xml, produced by NUnit:

        <test-suite type="TestFixture" id="0-1011" name="Class3" fullname="NUnit.Allure.Class3" classname="NUnit.Allure.Class3" runstate="Runnable" testcasecount="1" result="Failed" label="Error" site="SetUp" start-time="2017-11-20 13:31:59Z" end-time="2017-11-20 13:31:59Z" duration="0.003892" total="1" passed="0" failed="1" warnings="0" inconclusive="0" skipped="0" asserts="0">
          <failure>
            <message><![CDATA[System.DivideByZeroException : Attempted to divide by zero.]]></message>
            <stack-trace><![CDATA[   at NUnit.Allure.Class3.OneTimeFailedSetup()]]></stack-trace>
          </failure>
          <test-case id="0-1012" name="Xxx4" fullname="NUnit.Allure.Class3.Xxx4" methodname="Xxx4" classname="NUnit.Allure.Class3" runstate="Runnable" seed="1822106949" result="Failed" label="Error" site="Parent" start-time="0001-01-01 00:00:00Z" end-time="0001-01-01 00:00:00Z" duration="0.000000" asserts="0">
            <failure>
              <message><![CDATA[OneTimeSetUp: System.DivideByZeroException : Attempted to divide by zero.]]></message>
            </failure>
          </test-case>
        </test-suite>

[unickq]

Yep, unfortunately, I didn't find the solution for current NUnit.
Maybe you would :)
Check https://github.com/nunit/docs/wiki/ICommandWrapper-Interface