Add analyzer warning for test method with tuple parameter and tuple data source mismatch

[Copilot]

Previously, when a test method had a tuple parameter but used a data source that returns tuples (which get unpacked into separate arguments), this would cause a runtime error instead of a compile-time error.

Consider this problematic code:

[Test]
[MethodDataSource(nameof(IncreasingLoad))]
public void CanHandleManyRequests_With_Changing_Subscribers((int consumers, int requests) state)
{
    // Runtime error: "Expected exactly 1 argument, but got 2"
}

public static IEnumerable<Func<(int consumers, int messages)>> IncreasingLoad()
{
    yield return () => (1, 10);
    yield return () => (5, 50);
}

The issue occurs because:

• The data source returns Func<(int, int)> which gets unpacked into 2 separate arguments
• The test method expects 1 tuple parameter
• This creates a runtime mismatch: 2 arguments provided, 1 expected

This change adds validation in TestDataAnalyzer.CheckMethodDataSource() to detect this mismatch at compile-time. When a data source returns tuples (isTuples is true) and any test method parameters are tuple types, it now reports a TUnit0001 diagnostic error.

The fix is surgical and minimal:

• Only adds new validation logic without modifying existing behavior
• Uses the existing WrongArgumentTypeTestData diagnostic rule for consistency
• Returns early when the mismatch is detected to avoid interfering with other validations

After this change, the problematic code now shows a clear compile-time error:

TUnit0001: Attribute argument types 'int, int' don't match method parameter types '(int consumers, int requests)'

The correct usage continues to work without any changes:

[Test]
[MethodDataSource(nameof(IncreasingLoad))]
public void CanHandleManyRequests_With_Separate_Parameters(int consumers, int requests)
{
    // This works correctly
}

Fixes #2860.

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PR Review: Add analyzer warning for test method with tuple parameter and tuple data source mismatch

Reviewing this pull request for code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Todo List:

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md) - No CLAUDE.md found
• Analyze the main implementation changes in TestDataAnalyzer.cs
• Review test coverage and test quality
• Check for potential bugs or edge cases
• Evaluate performance impact
• Assess security considerations
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Analysis

Overview:
This PR addresses issue #2860 by adding compile-time validation to detect mismatches between test methods that expect tuple parameters and data sources that return tuples (which get unpacked into separate arguments). The fix is targeted and minimal, adding only 14 lines of validation logic.

Code Quality ✅

Strengths:

• Surgical approach: The fix is minimal and focused, adding validation only where needed without disrupting existing functionality
• Consistent error reporting: Uses the existing WrongArgumentTypeTestData diagnostic rule, maintaining consistency
• Clear intent: The added comment clearly explains the runtime issue being prevented
• Early return: Returns immediately after reporting the diagnostic to avoid interfering with other validations

The implementation in TestDataAnalyzer.cs:616-630 is well-structured:

// Check if any test method parameters are tuple types when data source returns tuples
// This causes a runtime mismatch: data source provides separate arguments, but method expects tuple parameter
var tupleParameters = testParameterTypes.Where(p => p is INamedTypeSymbol { IsTupleType: true }).ToArray();
if (tupleParameters.Any())
{
    context.ReportDiagnostic(Diagnostic.Create(
        Rules.WrongArgumentTypeTestData,
        attribute.GetLocation(),
        string.Join(", ", unwrappedTypes),
        string.Join(", ", testParameterTypes))
    );
    return;
}

Test Coverage ✅

Comprehensive test coverage:

• TupleParameterMismatchTests.cs - New dedicated test file covering the core issue
• EnumerableMethodDataTupleTypeTests.cs - Enhanced with additional test case for tuple parameter scenario
• Tests both positive and negative cases appropriately
• Test naming is clear and descriptive

Test quality is excellent:

• Tests use realistic scenarios matching the issue description
• Clear distinction between problematic and correct usage patterns
• Proper use of analyzer test framework with expected diagnostics

Potential Issues & Edge Cases 🔍

Potential concerns:

1. Complex tuple scenarios: The current implementation only checks for IsTupleType but doesn't handle nested tuples or ValueTuple vs Tuple distinctions. However, this appears sufficient for the reported use case.

2. Performance consideration: The Where().ToArray() call creates an intermediate array, but given the typical small number of test parameters, this is negligible.

3. Type comparison accuracy: The diagnostic reports unwrappedTypes vs testParameterTypes which should provide accurate type information to the developer.

Performance Impact ✅

• Minimal overhead: The validation only runs when isTuples is true, adding minimal performance impact
• Early termination: The early return prevents unnecessary additional processing
• Efficient filtering: The LINQ operation is simple and operates on small collections

Security Considerations ✅

• No security implications: This is purely compile-time analysis with no runtime security impact
• Safe type checking: Uses standard Roslyn analyzer patterns for type introspection

Minor Suggestions

1. Consider caching: The tupleParameters.ToArray() could be avoided by using tupleParameters.Any() directly, but the current approach is more readable.

2. Diagnostic message: The current error message format is consistent with existing patterns, though it could potentially be more descriptive about the specific tuple mismatch issue.

Global.json Change ✅

The SDK version update from 8.0.404 to 9.0.100 appears unrelated to this fix but is a valid update.

Summary

This is a high-quality, well-targeted fix that effectively addresses the reported issue. The implementation is:

• ✅ Correct: Properly identifies the tuple parameter/tuple data source mismatch
• ✅ Safe: Minimal changes with early return to avoid side effects
• ✅ Well-tested: Comprehensive test coverage for both positive and negative cases
• ✅ Maintainable: Clear code with good comments explaining the issue
• ✅ Consistent: Uses existing diagnostic patterns and error reporting

Recommendation: APPROVE - This PR effectively solves the reported issue with minimal risk and excellent test coverage.

[claude]

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PR Review: Add analyzer warning for test method with tuple parameter and tuple data source mismatch

Reviewing this pull request for code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Todo List:

• Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md) - No CLAUDE.md found
• Analyze the main implementation changes in TestDataAnalyzer.cs
• Review test coverage and test quality
• Check for potential bugs or edge cases
• Evaluate performance impact
• Assess security considerations
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Analysis

Overview:
This PR addresses issue #2860 by adding compile-time validation to detect mismatches between test methods that expect tuple parameters and data sources that return tuples (which get unpacked into separate arguments). The fix is targeted and minimal, adding only 14 lines of validation logic.

Code Quality ✅

Strengths:

• Surgical approach: The fix is minimal and focused, adding validation only where needed without disrupting existing functionality
• Consistent error reporting: Uses the existing WrongArgumentTypeTestData diagnostic rule, maintaining consistency
• Clear intent: The added comment clearly explains the runtime issue being prevented
• Early return: Returns immediately after reporting the diagnostic to avoid interfering with other validations

The implementation in TestDataAnalyzer.cs:616-630 is well-structured:

// Check if any test method parameters are tuple types when data source returns tuples
// This causes a runtime mismatch: data source provides separate arguments, but method expects tuple parameter
var tupleParameters = testParameterTypes.Where(p => p is INamedTypeSymbol { IsTupleType: true }).ToArray();
if (tupleParameters.Any())
{
    context.ReportDiagnostic(Diagnostic.Create(
        Rules.WrongArgumentTypeTestData,
        attribute.GetLocation(),
        string.Join(", ", unwrappedTypes),
        string.Join(", ", testParameterTypes))
    );
    return;
}

Test Coverage ✅

Comprehensive test coverage:

• TupleParameterMismatchTests.cs - New dedicated test file covering the core issue
• EnumerableMethodDataTupleTypeTests.cs - Enhanced with additional test case for tuple parameter scenario
• Tests both positive and negative cases appropriately
• Test naming is clear and descriptive

Test quality is excellent:

• Tests use realistic scenarios matching the issue description
• Clear distinction between problematic and correct usage patterns
• Proper use of analyzer test framework with expected diagnostics

Potential Issues & Edge Cases 🔍

Potential concerns:

1. Complex tuple scenarios: The current implementation only checks for IsTupleType but doesn't handle nested tuples or ValueTuple vs Tuple distinctions. However, this appears sufficient for the reported use case.

2. Performance consideration: The Where().ToArray() call creates an intermediate array, but given the typical small number of test parameters, this is negligible.

3. Type comparison accuracy: The diagnostic reports unwrappedTypes vs testParameterTypes which should provide accurate type information to the developer.

Performance Impact ✅

• Minimal overhead: The validation only runs when isTuples is true, adding minimal performance impact
• Early termination: The early return prevents unnecessary additional processing
• Efficient filtering: The LINQ operation is simple and operates on small collections

Security Considerations ✅

• No security implications: This is purely compile-time analysis with no runtime security impact
• Safe type checking: Uses standard Roslyn analyzer patterns for type introspection

Minor Suggestions

1. Consider caching: The tupleParameters.ToArray() could be avoided by using tupleParameters.Any() directly, but the current approach is more readable.

2. Diagnostic message: The current error message format is consistent with existing patterns, though it could potentially be more descriptive about the specific tuple mismatch issue.

Global.json Change ✅

The SDK version update from 8.0.404 to 9.0.100 appears unrelated to this fix but is a valid update.

Summary

This is a high-quality, well-targeted fix that effectively addresses the reported issue. The implementation is:

• ✅ Correct: Properly identifies the tuple parameter/tuple data source mismatch
• ✅ Safe: Minimal changes with early return to avoid side effects
• ✅ Well-tested: Comprehensive test coverage for both positive and negative cases
• ✅ Maintainable: Clear code with good comments explaining the issue
• ✅ Consistent: Uses existing diagnostic patterns and error reporting

Recommendation: APPROVE - This PR effectively solves the reported issue with minimal risk and excellent test coverage.

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