Add analyzer and code fix to migrate from StringAssert to Assert APIs #5792
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This PR implements an analyzer and code fix to help migrate from
StringAssert
APIs to equivalentAssert
APIs with swapped parameter order.Changes Made
1. Added Missing Assert Methods
Created
Assert.StringMethods.cs
with new methods that have swapped parameter order compared to StringAssert:All methods include comprehensive overloads supporting:
2. Extended UseProperAssertMethodsAnalyzer
CodeFixModeSwapArguments
for the new transformation pattern3. Extended UseProperAssertMethodsFixer
FixAssertMethodForSwapArgumentsModeAsync
method to handle the transformationStringAssert
toAssert
4. Added Comprehensive Tests
Added test cases covering:
Example Transformation
The analyzer reports this as an info-level diagnostic (MSTEST0037) with the message:
"Use 'Assert.Contains' instead of 'StringAssert.Contains'"
This helps developers migrate to the more consistent Assert API where the expected value comes first, matching the pattern used in other Assert methods like
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual)
.Fixes #5791.
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