ModuleInitializer
in .NET Framework
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does this clarify things? https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify?tab=readme-ov-file#static-settings |
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usually when i see people wrapping the Verify method, it is an anti-pattern. can you share your wrapper code so i can review it? |
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I can't believe I missed that in the docs 😅
Yeah it's not the best solution. I didn't do this, I just mentioned it as a potential solution I'd considered. Thanks for your help, I'm a massive fan of verify 👍 |
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Hey, reading the docs it suggests that I use
ModuleInitializer
to run initialisation code. This works great in .NET 5+ but what do I do for .NET Framework as it is not supported? Is there a pattern or trick here?My current solution is to use a
try catch
static constructor to run the setup code for the test file that usesVerify
. Other than that my only other solution is to wrap the setup code in atry catch
statement and and run it every time I call aVerify
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