[tests] parameterize IncrementalBuildTest for all runtimes
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Context: https://docs.nunit.org/2.5/testFixture.html NUnit has had the ability to parameterize test classes for a while, it seems like this is pretty useful for running an entire test class for all three runtimes using primary constructors: [TestFixture (AndroidRuntime.MonoVM)] [TestFixture (AndroidRuntime.NativeAOT)] [TestFixture (AndroidRuntime.CoreCLR)] public class IncrementalBuildTest (AndroidRuntime runtime) : BaseTest { readonly AndroidRuntime _runtime = runtime; My IDE also formatted some of the C# code appropriately, so I left those changes in.
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I'm not sure I like how the tests show up:
They don't say what runtime it is... |
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Context: https://docs.nunit.org/2.5/testFixture.html
NUnit has had the ability to parameterize test classes for a while, it seems like this is pretty useful for running an entire test class for all three runtimes using primary constructors:
My IDE also formatted some of the C# code appropriately, so I left those changes in.