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fix(sourcegen): run every [Arguments] row that infers the same generic type - #7100
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…c type A generic test method with several [Arguments] rows only ran the first row per inferred type argument in source-gen mode: CollectConcreteInstantiations dropped later rows as duplicate type combinations, and each instantiation only emitted the row that created it. Rows that infer an already-seen type now join the existing instantiation, so the entry carries every matching row, as reflection mode does. Fixes #7096
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Review: PR 7100The fix looks correct and is well scoped. I couldn't run the What I checked
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I found no blocking issues. Tests are included: the source generator snapshot, an engine test, and a fixture that covers both the same-type and mixed-type cases. |
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[Medium impact] The PR appears safe to merge; no new actionable issues were found. SummaryGeneric methods in non-generic classes now keep every
The previous unnumbered snapshot finding is fixed: the fixture uses
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Entries that merge several [Arguments] rows listed every row in their shared attribute factory, so one row's Skip/DisplayName/Categories (applied in ArgumentsAttribute.OnTestRegistered) leaked into its siblings. Leave the rows out of merged entries' attribute lists; TestBuilder already appends the producing data source to each test's attributes, as it does for non-generic methods.
Review of #7100The fix looks correct and is tightly scoped. I read the generator diff and the verified snapshot. I did not build the PR or run its tests. What I checked
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- Around line 256-278: Update the Entries_0 snapshot for RowSettings<int> to
include the missing third ArgumentsAttribute row, with its “Row three” display
name and Issue7096RowCategory category, matching the generated output.
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Source-gen names a generic method's tree node "SameType<int>", so the literal "/SameType" filter matched nothing in the AOT leg. Use a trailing wildcard. The snapshot harness parses fixtures with an older language version, where the collection expression in Categories failed to compile and row three dropped out of the snapshot. Use an array creation instead and regenerate the snapshot. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review of #7100I read the diff and found no blocking issues. I did not build or run the tests. What it does: Good:
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Fixes #7096
Problem
In source-gen mode, a generic test method with several
[Arguments]rows ran only the first row for each inferred type argument.[Arguments(1)] [Arguments(2)] [Arguments(3)] void SameType<T>(T value)produced one test instead of three. Reflection mode ran all of them.Cause
TestMetadataGenerator.CollectConcreteInstantiationsdedups instantiations by type combination (processedTypeCombinations). Each[Arguments]instantiation records the row that created it (SpecificArgumentsAttribute), andEmitConcreteDataSources/EmitConcreteAttributeFactoryemit only that row. Later rows that inferred an already-seen type hit the dedup and were discarded.Fix
When a method-level
[Arguments]row on a generic method in a non-generic class infers types that already have an instantiation, the row is added to that instantiation (AdditionalArgumentsAttributes) instead of being dropped. The data-source and attribute emitters check membership viaConcreteInstantiation.IsSpecificDataSource, so the entry now carries every matching row in declaration order. Each type combination still has oneTestEntry, and the extra rows become extra data sources on it, the same way a non-generic method with several rows works.The change is limited to that case. Generic classes have similar gaps, but there reflection mode doesn't run every row either (see the issue), so they are left alone to keep both modes in agreement.
The change only affects the emit step. No new pipeline inputs are added, so incrementality and caching are unchanged.
Tests
tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_7096:SameType<T>(3 int rows) andMixedTypes<T>(int, string, int, string).SameType<int>(1),MixedTypes<int>(1),MixedTypes<string>(a)) and reflection ran 7.Issue7096Tests(3 and 4 tests expected). It passes in reflection mode locally. The AOT leg is skipped locally because it needs a published AOT build.Tests7096.TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Testspasses on net8.0, net9.0 and net10.0 (186 tests) and on net472 (185). No existing snapshots changed.TUnit.UnitTests(net10.0): 530 passed, 3 skipped, 0 failed./*/*/*Generic*/*in both modes. Source-gen: 198 passed. Reflection: 190 passed and 3 failed. The 3 failures are the known*_InvalidTypeconstraint cases. The other differences between the modes are existing generic-class and internal-method gaps, unrelated to this change.Summary by CodeRabbit