fix: convert foreign array element-wise for trailing array parameter (#6678) - #6681
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Since #6122 a trailing `T[]` parameter binds like `params`: a single argument that is not already a `T[]` was wrapped as one element via `Cast<T>`. Data sources often supply an array of a different runtime type — e.g. an `object[]` from a MatrixAttribute subclass for a `MyEnum[]` parameter — which then failed with an InvalidCastException in both execution modes. Add `CastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T>` (AOT-safe: `new T[]` + `Cast<T>` per element) and use it from the generated single-argument branch; mirror the same rule in ReflectionTestDataCollector. Order matters: a value that is itself a `T` still wraps (C# params expansion, so `params object[]` keeps an `int[]` as one element); only an array that is not a `T` is converted element-wise. Closes #6678 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Xx3PGYRU1KjEuEmzXMMpj
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Greptile SummaryThe PR updates trailing-array argument binding so foreign rank-one arrays are converted element-wise while preserving scalar and already-typed-array behavior.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| src/TUnit.Core/Helpers/CastHelper.cs | Adds element-wise trailing-array conversion and correctly traverses rank-one arrays from their actual lower bound. |
| src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/CodeGenerators/Helpers/TupleArgumentHelper.cs | Routes single foreign-array arguments through the new conversion helper while retaining null and typed-array passthrough. |
| src/TUnit.Engine/Discovery/ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs | Mirrors the source-generated binding rules and correctly offsets reads from non-zero-lower-bound arrays. |
| tests/TUnit.TestProject/ArgsAsArrayTests.cs | Adds regression coverage for foreign arrays, params arrays, scalar-preserving object-array semantics, and non-zero lower bounds. |
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A[Single trailing argument] --> B{Null?}
B -->|Yes| C[Pass null]
B -->|No| D{Already target array type?}
D -->|Yes| E[Pass array directly]
D -->|No| F{Assignable as one element?}
F -->|Yes| G[Wrap as one-element array]
F -->|No| H{Rank-one Array?}
H -->|Yes| I[Read from GetLowerBound]
I --> J[Convert each element]
H -->|No| K[Convert scalar and wrap]
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src/TUnit.Engine/Discovery/ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs (1)
1917-1946: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDuplicated trailing-array logic risks drifting from
CastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T>.This block reimplements
CastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T>by hand because the element type is only available as a runtimeTypehere. The two implementations are logically equivalent today, but nothing enforces that they stay in sync. A future fix or edge-case change toCastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T>will not automatically apply to this reflection-mode copy.Add a non-generic overload, for example
CastHelper.ToTrailingArray(Type elementType, object value), that bothToTrailingArray<T>and this reflection path can call. This removes the duplicated conversion logic and keeps source-gen and reflection modes provably identical.As per coding guidelines, "Changes to core engine metadata collection MUST work in both source-gen (
TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator) AND reflection (TUnit.Engine) modes" and "Test both modes explicitly. Never assume parity without verification."♻️ Suggested extraction (sketch)
+ // In CastHelper.cs + public static Array ToTrailingArray([DynamicallyAccessedMembers(DynamicallyAccessedMemberTypes.PublicParameterlessConstructor)] Type elementType, object value) + { + if (elementType.IsInstanceOfType(value)) + { + var singleElementArray = Array.CreateInstance(elementType, 1); + singleElementArray.SetValue(value, 0); + return singleElementArray; + } + + if (value is Array { Rank: 1 } source) + { + var result = Array.CreateInstance(elementType, source.Length); + for (var i = 0; i < result.Length; i++) + { + result.SetValue(Cast(elementType, source.GetValue(i)), i); + } + return result; + } + + var array = Array.CreateInstance(elementType, 1); + array.SetValue(Cast(elementType, value), 0); + return array; + }
ReflectionTestDataCollectorwould then callCastHelper.ToTrailingArray(paramsElementType, singleArg)(with the existingIsCovariantCompatiblecheck kept as a pre-check, since that check does not apply to the source-gen path).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`@src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/CodeGenerators/Helpers/TupleArgumentHelper.cs`:
- Around line 149-153: Update CastHelper.ToTrailingArray and the corresponding
reflection params-binding path to iterate rank-1 arrays from GetLowerBound(0)
rather than assuming index zero. Preserve element ordering while supporting
non-zero-based arrays, and add an Array.CreateInstance regression test covering
a non-zero lower bound.
In `@tests/TUnit.TestProject/ArgsAsArrayTests.cs`:
- Around line 85-118: Update the assertions in
TrailingArray_ObjectArrayFromMatrix and
TrailingParamsArray_ObjectArrayFromMatrix to use CollectionOrdering.Matching
with IsEquivalentTo, so both tests verify element order as well as contents.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/TUnit.Engine/Discovery/ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs`:
- Around line 1917-1946: Extract the shared trailing-array conversion into a
non-generic CastHelper.ToTrailingArray(Type elementType, object value) overload,
and have both the generic ToTrailingArray<T> implementation and the
ReflectionTestDataCollector path use it. Replace the duplicated conversion
branches while preserving the existing IsCovariantCompatible pre-check and
behavior for compatible values, arrays, and scalar conversions; verify parity in
source-generated and reflection modes.
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Code reviewNo issues found. Checked for bugs and CLAUDE.md compliance. What I verified:
No design or architectural concerns — the fix is narrowly scoped to the single-argument trailing-array branch and consistently applied across both execution modes. |
Review feedback: a rank-1 array created with an explicit lower bound
(`Array.CreateInstance(typeof(object), [2], [1])`) is `Array { Rank: 1 }`
but indexing it from 0 throws. Start at GetLowerBound(0) in both
CastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T> and the reflection-mode mirror, and add a
regression test. Also assert element order in the new tests
(IsEquivalentTo defaults to CollectionOrdering.Any).
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Xx3PGYRU1KjEuEmzXMMpj
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Dual-mode consistency, AOT annotations, and snapshot updates were already verified in the prior review and are unaffected by this commit. |
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Closes #6678
Problem
#6122 made a trailing
T[]parameter bind likeparams. For a single argument that is not already aT[], both modes wrapped it as one element viaCast<T>:Data sources frequently supply an array of a different runtime type — the reporter's
MatrixArrayhelper (discussion #4596) yields anobject[]per test case for aKNOWN_CONFIGS[]parameter.object[]is notKNOWN_CONFIGS[], so the whole array was forced into one element andCast<KNOWN_CONFIGS>(object[])threw. Reflection mode failed the same way (Array.SetValue(object[], 0)on an enum array). Pre-#6122 this worked because the non-params path usedCast<T[]>, which converts element-wise.Fix
CastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T>(object)(new, AOT-safe —new T[]+Cast<T>per element):is T→ one-element array (C# params expansion;params object[]still receives anint[]as a single element, like C#)Array→ convert element-wise ([Bug]: PR #6122 (allow targetting arrays in functions with args) was too broad breaking some use cases #6678)[Cast<T>(value)](unchanged behaviour)TupleArgumentHelper): single-argument branch now emits… is T[] arr ? arr : CastHelper.ToTrailingArray<T>(args[i]).ReflectionTestDataCollector): same three-way rule in the single-argument branch.Null and already-typed
T[]passthrough are untouched; multi-argument and dynamic-count paths are untouched.Tests
ArgsAsArrayTests: newMatrixArray-driven cases for a plainConfigKind[]and aparams ConfigKind[]parameter (the reporter's scenario), plus a guard thatparams object[]still receives anint[]as one element.--reflection(net10.0), along withDataDrivenTests,MethodDataSourceDrivenTests,Bugs/2112,Bugs/6150..verified.txtupdated — the only change is the single-argument expression swap plus the new test entries.TUnit.PublicAPIsnapshots updated for the new public helper.https://claude.ai/code/session_015Xx3PGYRU1KjEuEmzXMMpj
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params object[]as single elements when appropriate.Bug Fixes
Tests
paramsarray argument conversion across supported runtimes.