feat: improve NUnit, MSTest, and xUnit migration code fixers #4213
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- Add format string message support for MSTest Assert.AreEqual/AreNotEqual
Converts `Assert.AreEqual(5, x, "Expected {0}", x)` to `.Because(string.Format(...))`
- Add comparer detection for MSTest equality assertions
- Fix xUnit assertion conversion (syntax tree reference issue)
- Fix await expression spacing in converted assertions
- Fix TODO comment trivia handling with proper indentation
- Add syntax-based fallback for MSTest assertion detection
- Add comprehensive tests for new functionality
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SummaryEnhances MSTest and xUnit migration code fixers with format string message support, comparer detection, await expression spacing fix, trivia handling improvements, and syntax-based fallback for robustness. Critical IssuesNone found ✅ Suggestions1. Package Downgrade Needs JustificationThe PR downgrades - <PackageVersion Include="xunit.v3.assert" Version="3.2.1" />
- <PackageVersion Include="xunit.v3.extensibility.core" Version="3.2.1" />
+ <PackageVersion Include="xunit.v3.assert" Version="3.0.1" />
+ <PackageVersion Include="xunit.v3.extensibility.core" Version="3.0.1" />Question: What's the reason for this downgrade? Is this intentional or accidental? If intentional, it would be helpful to document why in the PR description or commit message. 2. Empty Catch Block in Semantic Analysis FallbackIn try
{
isFrameworkAssertionViaSemantic = IsFrameworkAssertion(invocation);
}
catch
{
// Semantic analysis failed, fall back to syntax-based detection
}Suggestion: While the fallback approach is good for robustness, consider:
This pattern is repeated in 3. Comparer Detection May Incorrectly Pass Comparer to .Because()According to the test var comparer = StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase;
Assert.AreEqual("hello", "HELLO", comparer);
// Becomes:
await Assert.That("HELLO").IsEqualTo("hello").Because(comparer);This will result in incorrect runtime behavior (passing an
Verdict✅ APPROVE - No critical issues The changes improve the migration code fixers with good fallback behavior and format string support. The suggestions are minor improvements around package versioning, exception handling, and edge case handling. |
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Pull request overview
This PR improves the migration code fixers for NUnit, MSTest, and xUnit by adding support for format string messages, comparer detection, fixing xUnit syntax tree references, improving await expression spacing, and enhancing TODO comment handling with proper indentation.
Key Changes
- Added format string message support for MSTest assertions (converts
Assert.AreEqual(5, x, "Expected {0}", x)to.Because(string.Format(...))) - Fixed xUnit assertion conversion by using the original syntax tree from semantic model instead of the modified compilation unit
- Enhanced TODO comment trivia handling to preserve indentation and proper formatting
- Added comprehensive test coverage for new features including format strings, comparers, and regex assertions
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| TUnit.Analyzers.Tests/XUnitMigrationAnalyzerTests.cs | Added 6 new test cases for xUnit assertion conversions (Equal, Matches, DoesNotMatch, Collection, ProperSubset, ProperSuperset) and fixed test configuration to use direct assembly references instead of package references |
| TUnit.Analyzers.Tests/TUnit.Analyzers.Tests.csproj | Added xunit.v3.extensibility.core and xunit.v3.assert package references for test infrastructure |
| TUnit.Analyzers.Tests/MSTestMigrationAnalyzerTests.cs | Added 2 new test cases for MSTest format strings and comparer handling |
| TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers/XUnitMigrationCodeFixProvider.cs | Fixed syntax tree reference issue, added support for Matches/DoesNotMatch/Collection/ProperSubset/ProperSuperset assertions with appropriate TODO comments, removed extra whitespace from TODO comments |
| TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers/MSTestMigrationCodeFixProvider.cs | Added comprehensive format string and comparer detection logic with syntax-based fallback for robustness, split AreEqual/AreNotEqual handling into dedicated methods |
| TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers/Base/AssertionRewriter.cs | Fixed await expression spacing, enhanced TODO comment trivia handling with proper indentation preservation, improved semantic analysis error handling |
| Directory.Packages.props | Downgraded xunit.v3.assert and xunit.v3.extensibility.core from 3.2.1 to 3.0.1 |
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Downgrading xunit.v3.assert and xunit.v3.extensibility.core from version 3.2.1 to 3.0.1 may cause issues if other parts of the codebase depend on features or bug fixes introduced in the newer versions. Consider documenting why this downgrade is necessary, or investigate whether the xUnit migration can work with version 3.2.1.
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| <PackageVersion Include="xunit.v3.assert" Version="3.2.1" /> | |
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| var comparer = StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase; | ||
| await Assert.That("HELLO").IsEqualTo("hello").Because(comparer); |
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The test expects the comparer to be passed to .Because(comparer), but the Because() method only accepts a string parameter, not an object. This will cause a compilation error in the converted code. The comparer should either be converted to a string representation or handled differently (e.g., with a TODO comment indicating manual intervention is needed).
| await Assert.That("HELLO").IsEqualTo("hello").Because(comparer); | |
| await Assert.That("HELLO").IsEqualTo("hello").Because(comparer.ToString()); |
| var (msg, fmtArgs) = ExtractMessageWithFormatArgs(arguments, 2); | ||
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| var msgExpr = CreateMessageExpression(msg, fmtArgs); | ||
| return CreateTUnitAssertionWithMessage("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, msgExpr, expected); | ||
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When semantic analysis fails to detect that the third argument is a comparer, the code falls through to treat it as a message (line 348-352), which results in passing the comparer expression directly to .Because(). This will cause a compilation error since .Because() only accepts strings. The fallback behavior should still add a TODO comment when the type cannot be determined, or convert the expression to .ToString() to at least make it compile.
| var (msg, fmtArgs) = ExtractMessageWithFormatArgs(arguments, 2); | |
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| var msgExpr = CreateMessageExpression(msg, fmtArgs); | |
| return CreateTUnitAssertionWithMessage("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, msgExpr, expected); | |
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| return CreateTUnitAssertion("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, expected); | |
| if (isLikelyMessage) | |
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| var (msg, fmtArgs) = ExtractMessageWithFormatArgs(arguments, 2); | |
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| var msgExpr = CreateMessageExpression(msg, fmtArgs); | |
| return CreateTUnitAssertionWithMessage("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, msgExpr, expected); | |
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| return CreateTUnitAssertion("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, expected); | |
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| // Fallback: third argument is neither a recognized comparer nor a clear message. | |
| // Avoid passing a non-string expression directly to .Because(); add a TODO for manual review. | |
| return CreateTUnitAssertion("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, expected).WithLeadingTrivia( | |
| SyntaxFactory.Comment("// TODO: TUnit migration - third argument could not be safely identified as comparer or message. Manual verification required."), | |
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| // If semantic analysis fails, assume it's not a comparer | ||
| return false; | ||
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Using a bare catch block without any exception handling or logging swallows all exceptions, including programming errors like NullReferenceException, ArgumentException, etc. This makes debugging extremely difficult when semantic analysis encounters unexpected errors. Consider catching specific exceptions (e.g., InvalidOperationException, ArgumentException) or at minimum logging the exception before treating it as a "not a comparer" case.
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| // If semantic analysis fails due to an invalid operation, assume it's not a comparer | |
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| // 3+ args without comparer: AreNotEqual(expected, actual, message, params) | ||
| var (msg, fmtArgs) = ExtractMessageWithFormatArgs(arguments, 2); | ||
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| var msgExpr = CreateMessageExpression(msg, fmtArgs); | ||
| return CreateTUnitAssertionWithMessage("IsNotEqualTo", actual.Expression, msgExpr, expected); | ||
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Same issue as in ConvertAreEqual: when semantic analysis fails to detect that the third argument is a comparer, the code falls through to treat it as a message (lines 421-425), which results in passing the comparer expression directly to .Because(). This will cause a compilation error since .Because() only accepts strings.
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Using a bare catch block without any exception handling or logging swallows all exceptions. This makes debugging extremely difficult when semantic analysis encounters unexpected errors. Consider catching specific exceptions or at minimum logging the exception before returning false.
Changes SummaryThis PR enhances MSTest and xUnit migration code fixers in TUnit by adding format string message support (converting Type: feature Components Affected: TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers, MSTest migration code fixer, xUnit migration code fixer, Assertion rewriter base class, Test coverage Files Changed
Architecture Impact
Risk Areas: Semantic analysis fallback for comparer detection may fail silently on incomplete compilations, causing format string arguments to be misinterpreted as comparers, xUnit dependency downgrade (3.2.1 → 3.0.1) for xunit.v3.assert and xunit.v3.extensibility.core may introduce compatibility issues or revert recent fixes, TODO comment trivia handling in VisitInvocationExpression uses complex indentation logic that could break with non-standard code formatting, Format string argument handling assumes positional format placeholders and may not handle named placeholders correctly, Comparer detection relies on type name matching (IComparer, IEqualityComparer) which could have false positives if custom types use similar names Suggestions
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Catch block catches all exceptions during semantic analysis but provides no logging or context about what operation failed. This masks errors and makes debugging difficult.
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Either log the exception with context (operation name, relevant details), rethrow it wrapped with additional context, or document exactly why the exception is intentionally ignored.
Confidence: 75%
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ConvertTestOutputHelpers method contains two while loops and a separate query+filter all operating on the same mutable currentRoot. Each section re-enumerates the entire tree. Method spans 48 lines with deeply nested logic.
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Break into smaller, focused methods: 1) Collect and replace test output helper invocations, 2) Collect and remove ITestOutputHelper parameters, 3) Collect and remove field/property declarations. Use batch operations (ReplaceNodes, RemoveNodes) instead of loops.
Confidence: 70%
Rule: cs_limit_lengthy_linq_chains
Review ID: 1fe8d08b-badf-41ed-9bda-b94113620d2a
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| private bool IsLikelyComparerArgumentSafe(ArgumentSyntax argument) | ||
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| return IsLikelyComparerArgument(argument); | ||
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🟡 MEDIUM - Bare catch silently swallows all exceptions
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The catch block catches all exceptions and returns false without logging. While documented as intentional for semantic analysis failures, it could mask actual bugs (e.g., ArgumentNullException, InvalidOperationException).
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Consider catching more specific exceptions (e.g., InvalidOperationException) or at minimum log a debug message when exceptions occur to aid troubleshooting.
Confidence: 65%
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| private ExpressionSyntax? ConvertAreEqual(SeparatedSyntaxList<ArgumentSyntax> arguments) | ||
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| var isComparer = !isLikelyMessage && IsLikelyComparerArgumentSafe(arguments[2]); | ||
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| // AreEqual(expected, actual, comparer) or AreEqual(expected, actual, comparer, message) | ||
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| var (message, formatArgs) = ExtractMessageWithFormatArgs(arguments, 3); | ||
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| result = CreateTUnitAssertionWithMessage("IsEqualTo", actual.Expression, messageExpr, expected); | ||
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| SyntaxFactory.Comment("// TODO: TUnit migration - IEqualityComparer was used. TUnit uses .IsEqualTo() which may have different comparison semantics."), | ||
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🟡 MEDIUM - Duplicate argument checking and message extraction logic
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ConvertAreEqual and ConvertAreNotEqual contain similar code blocks with identical structure for argument count checks, expected/actual extraction, comparer detection, and message handling.
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Create a shared helper method that handles the common pattern with the assertion method name as a parameter, reducing code duplication by ~50 lines.
Confidence: 68%
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Review ID: 1fe8d08b-badf-41ed-9bda-b94113620d2a
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Validated 38 issues: 14 kept, 24 filtered Issues Found: 14💬 See 4 individual line comment(s) for details. 📊 10 unique issue type(s) across 14 location(s) 📋 Full issue list (click to expand)🟠 HIGH - Early return in foreach loop may skip other attributesAgent: bugs Category: bug File: Description: When 'ClassInitialize' or 'ClassCleanup' attribute is found, the code returns immediately with only the converted attribute. If the original AttributeList contained multiple attributes (e.g., [ClassInitialize, TestCategory(...)]), the other attributes would be lost. Suggestion: Collect all converted attributes first (converting ClassInitialize/ClassCleanup and preserving others), then return a new AttributeList with all of them. Confidence: 80% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Empty catch block swallowing exceptionsAgent: csharp Category: quality File: Description: Catch block catches all exceptions during semantic analysis but provides no logging or context about what operation failed. This masks errors and makes debugging difficult. Suggestion: Either log the exception with context (operation name, relevant details), rethrow it wrapped with additional context, or document exactly why the exception is intentionally ignored. Confidence: 75% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Complex method with multiple nested loops and repeated tree mutationsAgent: csharp Category: quality File: Description: ConvertTestOutputHelpers method contains two while loops and a separate query+filter all operating on the same mutable currentRoot. Each section re-enumerates the entire tree. Method spans 48 lines with deeply nested logic. Suggestion: Break into smaller, focused methods: 1) Collect and replace test output helper invocations, 2) Collect and remove ITestOutputHelper parameters, 3) Collect and remove field/property declarations. Use batch operations (ReplaceNodes, RemoveNodes) instead of loops. Confidence: 70% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Unsafe null-forgiving operator on RemoveNode() result (2 occurrences)Agent: csharp Category: bug 📍 View all locations
Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Inconsistent null handling for ArgumentList parameterAgent: bugs Category: quality File: Description: Lines 995-997 pass attr.ArgumentList directly to SyntaxFactory.Attribute() without null checking, while line 1002 uses null-coalescing. SyntaxFactory.Attribute accepts null for argumentList (it's optional), so this is technically safe but inconsistent. The pattern difference may indicate oversight. Suggestion: For consistency, apply null-coalescing pattern to lines 995-997: attr.ArgumentList ?? SyntaxFactory.AttributeArgumentList(), matching line 1002. Confidence: 62% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Unsafe null-forgiving operator without validationAgent: csharp Category: bug File: Description: Uses null-forgiving operator on GetTypeInfo().Type! without null check. In edge cases (e.g., syntax errors, unresolved types), Type could be null causing NullReferenceException. Suggestion: Add explicit null check: var type = semanticModel.GetTypeInfo(implicitObjectCreationExpressionSyntax).Type; if (type == null) continue; else use type.ToDisplayString(). Confidence: 72% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - GetSimpleName can return null.ToString() causing NREAgent: csharp Category: bug File: Description: The while loop exits when name is null (if not QualifiedNameSyntax), then calls name.ToString() causing NullReferenceException. The pattern assumes Name is either SimpleNameSyntax or QualifiedNameSyntax, but other NameSyntax types exist (AliasQualifiedNameSyntax). Suggestion: Add null check after the loop: if (name is null) return string.Empty; or use a safer pattern matching approach. Confidence: 78% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Bare catch silently swallows all exceptionsAgent: csharp Category: quality File: Description: The catch block catches all exceptions and returns false without logging. While documented as intentional for semantic analysis failures, it could mask actual bugs (e.g., ArgumentNullException, InvalidOperationException). Suggestion: Consider catching more specific exceptions (e.g., InvalidOperationException) or at minimum log a debug message when exceptions occur to aid troubleshooting. Confidence: 65% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Duplicate base list trivia handling and removal logic (3 occurrences)Agent: quality Category: quality 📍 View all locations
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🟠 HIGH - Early return in foreach loop may skip other attributesAgent: bugs Category: bug File: Description: When 'ClassInitialize' or 'ClassCleanup' attribute is found, the code returns immediately with only the converted attribute. If the original AttributeList contained multiple attributes (e.g., [ClassInitialize, TestCategory(...)]), the other attributes would be lost. Suggestion: Collect all converted attributes first (converting ClassInitialize/ClassCleanup and preserving others), then return a new AttributeList with all of them. Confidence: 80% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Unsafe null-forgiving operator on RemoveNode() result (2 occurrences)Agent: csharp Category: bug 📍 View all locations
Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Inconsistent null handling for ArgumentList parameterAgent: bugs Category: quality File: Description: Lines 995-997 pass attr.ArgumentList directly to SyntaxFactory.Attribute() without null checking, while line 1002 uses null-coalescing. SyntaxFactory.Attribute accepts null for argumentList (it's optional), so this is technically safe but inconsistent. The pattern difference may indicate oversight. Suggestion: For consistency, apply null-coalescing pattern to lines 995-997: attr.ArgumentList ?? SyntaxFactory.AttributeArgumentList(), matching line 1002. Confidence: 62% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Unsafe null-forgiving operator without validationAgent: csharp Category: bug File: Description: Uses null-forgiving operator on GetTypeInfo().Type! without null check. In edge cases (e.g., syntax errors, unresolved types), Type could be null causing NullReferenceException. Suggestion: Add explicit null check: var type = semanticModel.GetTypeInfo(implicitObjectCreationExpressionSyntax).Type; if (type == null) continue; else use type.ToDisplayString(). Confidence: 72% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - GetSimpleName can return null.ToString() causing NREAgent: csharp Category: bug File: Description: The while loop exits when name is null (if not QualifiedNameSyntax), then calls name.ToString() causing NullReferenceException. The pattern assumes Name is either SimpleNameSyntax or QualifiedNameSyntax, but other NameSyntax types exist (AliasQualifiedNameSyntax). Suggestion: Add null check after the loop: if (name is null) return string.Empty; or use a safer pattern matching approach. Confidence: 78% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Duplicate base list trivia handling and removal logic (2 occurrences)Agent: quality Category: quality 📍 View all locations
Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Missing test coverage for exception assertion migrations (2 occurrences)Agent: testing Category: quality 📍 View all locations
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- Revert unintentional xunit package downgrades from 3.0.1 back to 3.2.1 - Fix empty catch blocks to catch specific exceptions (InvalidOperationException, ArgumentException) - Change IsLikelyComparerArgument to return bool? to properly handle unknown types - Add error type detection to avoid treating unresolved types as non-comparers - Add named argument detection for more robust message/comparer disambiguation - Add interpolated string detection as message indicator - Update NUnit and xUnit code fixers to handle nullable comparer detection - Update test to expect TODO comment when type can't be determined 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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SummaryImproves MSTest, NUnit, and xUnit migration code fixers with better handling of format string messages, comparer detection, syntax tree references, and trivia/whitespace preservation. Critical IssuesNone found Suggestions1. Performance - Allocations in Trivia HandlingLocation: TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers/Base/AssertionRewriter.cs:~30 The trivia handling creates multiple intermediate lists for every assertion conversion. While migration is not a hot path, the trivia list building could be more efficient given TUnit performance-first principles. Consider using SyntaxTriviaList.Insert or building the list more directly. 2. Exception Handling BreadthLocation: TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers/MSTestMigrationCodeFixProvider.cs:~192 The code catches broad exception types (InvalidOperationException, ArgumentException) from semantic analysis. While this defensive programming is appropriate for code fixers, documenting the specific scenarios where these exceptions are expected would be helpful. 3. String Type Detection RedundancyLocation: TUnit.Analyzers.CodeFixers/Base/AssertionRewriter.cs:~215 If typeInfo.Type.SpecialType == SpecialType.System_String is true, the typeName checks are unnecessary. Consider simplifying to just the SpecialType check. 4. Minor - Directory.Packages.props Newline ChangeThe PR removes the trailing newline from Directory.Packages.props. Consider whether this change is intentional. VerdictAPPROVE - No critical issues The PR successfully addresses important migration scenarios and fixes real bugs (xUnit syntax tree reference, await spacing). The exception handling is appropriate for code fixer robustness, and the test coverage is comprehensive. |
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Assert.AreEqual/AreNotEqual- convertsAssert.AreEqual(5, x, "Expected {0}", x)to.Because(string.Format(...))awaitAssert.That→await Assert.That)Test plan
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