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Fixes #7099

Problem

A generic test method whose last parameter is params T[] (or a plain T[]) did not compile in source-gen mode once it was closed through [GenerateGenericTest] or inferred from a leading argument:

error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'T' could not be found
error CS1503: Argument 1: cannot convert from 'T[]' to 'int'

The generator wrote new ConcreteType(typeof(T[])) into the parameter metadata, and instance.Test<int>(CastHelper.Cast<T[]>(args[0])) into the invoker.

Fix

The #7099 fix itself is in TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator (the engine changes are listed under "Related fixes in this PR"):

• CodeGenerationHelpers.GenerateTypeInfo: an array of a type parameter is erased to ConcreteType(typeof(object)), matching the typeof(object) already used for the parameter's Type. No runtime code reads ConcreteType.Type for parameters, and ParameterUsesMethodGenericType still returns false, which is what reflection mode does with its open T[].
• SubstituteTypeParameters now closes array types (T[] becomes int[]).
• EmitConcreteInvokeBody: when the last data parameter collects trailing arguments, the invoker now uses the same GenerateConcreteTestInvokerBody as non-generic methods, with the closed method's parameters. Rows with zero, one or many values bind as they do for params int[] (Array.Empty<T>(), then ToTrailingArray, then packing). Other generic methods keep their current output, so no existing snapshot changed.

Tests

• GenericParamsArrayCompilationTests compiles the generated output and asserts it has no errors. The snapshot harness only checks generator diagnostics. Shapes covered: zero, one and many values; a reference type; a leading parameter; an array as the only argument; a plain trailing T[]; a non-trailing T[]; a class type parameter; and inference from a leading T. Before the fix it reported CS0246/CS1503 for every shape.
• Tests7099 adds a snapshot of tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_7099/Tests.cs.
• In the TUnit.TestProject fixtures, GenericParamsArrayTests (7 tests) and GenericClassParamsArrayTests (1 test) pass in both source-gen and reflection mode.

Commands run:

• TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests dotnet test: 747 total, 0 failed. The new tests also pass on net8.0, net9.0 and net472.
• TUnit.UnitTests: 1599 total, 0 failed.
• TUnit.TestProject (net10.0, source-gen): the _7099 classes pass, and so do Bugs._4440, GenericMatrixTests, GenericInstanceMethodDataSourceTests and GenericConstraintValidationTests. Bugs._4431 has 47 passing and 1 failing; the failure is CompositionPatternDoesNotWork_4431, which is ExpectedResult.Failure.

Review follow-up (fe482c9)

• Only single-dimensional arrays collect trailing values, so int[,] and T[,] bind as one value again. This applies to both generic and non-generic methods.
• When optional leading parameters are left out, the trailing array is passed by name, so M<T>(int count = 0, params T[] values) compiles.
• An inherited test (Derived : Base<int>) keeps int[] for T[].
• Reflection mode (TestGenericTypeResolver) no longer tries to match loose params values against T[]. Test<T>(T first, params T[] rest) now infers T in both modes. Both modes also infer T from a lone array value.
• All 14 Bugs/_7099 tests are [EngineTest(ExpectedResult.Pass)] and pass in both modes.

Related fixes in this PR

Review rounds found neighbouring bugs on the same binding path. Each one is covered by GenericParamsArrayCompilationTests or the Bugs/_7099 fixtures:

• Only single-dimensional arrays collect trailing values (IsSZArray), so int[,] and T[,] bind as one value, for generic and non-generic methods.
• An omitted optional parameter before a trailing array makes the array (and any token) pass by name. An omitted optional array is passed as default(T[]).
• A CancellationToken declared before the trailing array keeps its position, and does not shift the row index in the generic positional path.
• A type parameter closed over CancellationToken stays a data parameter.
• Reflection mode (ReflectionTestDataCollector) passes Type.Missing for omitted optional arguments, so declared defaults apply. It does not count the token as a data parameter.
• Reflection mode (TestGenericTypeResolver) skips a CancellationToken wherever it is declared when mapping row values to parameters for inference.

Engine files touched: ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs, ReflectionTestMetadata.cs and TestGenericTypeResolver.cs. Type.Missing only reaches ReflectionTestMetadata.TestInvoker, which is always the collector's own invoker (CreateTestInvoker); dynamic tests use DynamicTestMetadata and never see it.

Not in this PR

Inferring T only from loose params values ([Arguments(1, 2, 3)] Test<T>(params T[] values)) is not supported in either mode. Reflection mode needs a change to the invoker in ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs, which PR #7094 owns. That invoker defaults an unmapped T to object. Tracked in #7099.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed generic tests with params and array parameters, including inferred type arguments, inherited tests, optional parameters, and cancellation tokens.
  • Corrected handling of omitted optional arguments so declared defaults are preserved.
  • Improved argument binding for multidimensional and jagged arrays.

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The source generator and reflection-based discovery now handle generic trailing arrays, array type inference, omitted optional arguments, and cancellation-token arguments. New regression coverage checks generated output, compilation, and runtime test cases.

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Closed generic invocation src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/CodeGenerationHelpers.cs, src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/CodeGenerators/Helpers/TupleArgumentHelper.cs, src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/Extensions/TypeSymbolExtensions.cs, src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/Generators/TestMetadataGenerator.cs	Generated invokers use closed parameter symbols for generic trailing arrays. Array type substitution recurses into element types. Trailing-array binding distinguishes single-dimensional arrays and preserves optional defaults and array ranks.
Array inference and optional arguments src/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator/Generators/TestMetadataGenerator.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Discovery/ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Discovery/ReflectionTestMetadata.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Services/TestGenericTypeResolver.cs	Generic type inference excludes cancellation-token parameters and supports eligible array arguments. Reflection invocation preserves omitted optional defaults, separates cancellation tokens from row data, and skips missing values during inference.
Regression coverage tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_7099/Tests.cs, tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Bugs/7099/Tests7099.cs, tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/GenericParamsArrayCompilationTests.cs, tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Tests7099.Test.verified.txt	Tests cover explicit and inferred generic arrays, optional arguments, cancellation tokens, multidimensional arrays, inherited methods, generated output, and generated-code compilation.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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Generic tests that declare a CancellationToken before their data parameters are now mishandled. When the token precedes a trailing array, the generated code fails to compile, which breaks the test project build. When it precedes a generic value, the test is registered but fails at invocation. The earlier array-inference and default-value issues are fixed. These two narrow but real regressions should be fixed before merging.

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Out of Scope Changes check		The source-generator binding changes support [#7099]. However, this PR also changes reflection-engine inference and invocation in TestGenericTypeResolver, ReflectionTestDataCollector, and `Reflect…	Remove the reflection-engine changes and their reflection-only regression coverage from this PR, or move them to a separate PR linked to the reflection inference requirement. Keep the source-generator fix and its required compilation and ru…
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Issue [#7099] requires source-generated generic tests with trailing params T[] or plain T[] to compile for explicit closure and inference from a leading argument. CodeGenerationHelpers erases open array type parameters, SubstituteTypeParameters closes array element types, and EmitConcreteInvokeBody uses the closed parameter list for trailing-array binding. The compilation regression test and _7099 fixtures cover zero, one, and many values, reference types, leading parameters, array arguments, plain arrays, class type parameters, and leading-argument inference. Loose-value-only inference remains explicitly outside the issue requirement.

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The source-generator binding changes support [#7099]. However, this PR also changes reflection-engine inference and invocation in TestGenericTypeResolver, ReflectionTestDataCollector, and ReflectionTestMetadata. Issue [#7099] identifies these reflection inference gaps as separate follow-up work and does not require optional-argument or CancellationToken reflection behavior. These changes are not needed for the source-generator compile fix.

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Remove the reflection-engine changes and their reflection-only regression coverage from this PR, or move them to a separate PR linked to the reflection inference requirement. Keep the source-generator fix and its required compilation and runtime tests here.

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tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Tests7099.Test.verified.txt: 1

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The snapshot does not cover Explicit_NonTrailingArray.

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Assert that generated source exists.

output is the updated compilation, so output.GetDiagnostics() can detect compiler errors such as CS0246 and CS1503. The discarded value contains generator diagnostics and does not need to be concatenated for this check.

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Review: fix(sourcegen) bind params T[] on generic test methods

The fix is correct and well scoped. It stays inside TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator, and the PR description says no existing snapshot changed.

What I checked

• GenerateTypeInfo erases an array of a type parameter to ConcreteType(typeof(object)). That matches the typeof(object) already used for the parameter's Type, so the metadata is consistent.
• SubstituteTypeParameters now closes T[] to int[] and preserves the rank. It returns the original symbol when nothing changed, which avoids needless allocation.
• EmitConcreteInvokeBody only takes the new path when the last parameter collects trailing arguments. It reuses GenerateConcreteTestInvokerBody, the non-generic binding path, so zero, one and many values bind the same way as params int[]. If the closed method can't be built, it falls back to the old code.
• Compiling the generated output in GenericParamsArrayCompilationTests closes a real gap, because the snapshot harness only checks generator diagnostics.

Suggestions (non-blocking)

1. TryGetClosedParametersWithTrailingArray builds the closed method by hand with Construct. It bails out when the declaring type is nested inside a generic outer type, because declaringType.TypeParameters.Length won't equal ClassTypeArgs.Length. The fallback is the old, broken output, so such cases still don't compile. A test for a nested generic class would show whether that matters. If you want a more general approach, SubstituteTypeParameters could be used to close the parameter types directly instead of constructing symbols.
2. The CancellationToken filter p.Type.Name != "CancellationToken" || p.Type.ContainingNamespace?.ToString() != "System.Threading" is now written three times in this file. A small IsCancellationToken helper would remove the duplication, and make the !(a && b) logic easier to read.
3. Tests7099 asserts DoesNotContain("typeof(T[])"). That is a weak check next to the compile test. It's fine as a guard, but the compile test is what actually protects the fix.
4. The params T[] case with nothing to infer from still produces no test in source-gen mode. The PR lists this under 'Not in this PR', so a follow-up for Source generator: params T[] on a generic test method fails to compile (CS0246, CS1503) #7099 is right. Silent non-generation is surprising, so consider an analyzer diagnostic or a warning later.

No blocking issues from me.

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Summary

Fixes generated calls for generic tests with trailing arrays.

• Generic test rows now bind to closed array parameters.
• Optional values and cancellation tokens keep their declared positions.
• Reflection mode infers generic types from arrays without counting tokens.

The previous multiple-token finding is fixed. thomhurst explicitly deferred inference from loose params values because the reflection invoker change belongs to PR #7094.

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Review of #7101

I read the source diff but didn't build it or run the tests. The skill-based review tool errored, so this was a manual pass. I found no blocking issues.

What looks good

• The fix is narrow. Generic methods without a trailing array keep their existing output, which matches the PR's claim that no existing snapshot changed.
• GenerateConcreteTestInvokerBody is reused with the closed method's parameters. Binding for params T[] therefore follows the same path as non-generic methods, instead of adding a second binding implementation.
• TryGetClosedParametersWithTrailingArray returns null on any mismatch, so it falls back to the old path instead of emitting broken code. It also walks base types, which handles Derived : Base<int>.
• Restricting IsSZArray in CollectsTrailingArguments, GetTrailingElementType and the inference code is a correct hardening: int[,] binds as one value.
• The named @param: prefix on the empty-array case, when optional regular parameters were omitted, fixes a real positional-binding bug.
• The tests compile the generated output and assert there are no errors. The snapshot harness only checks generator diagnostics, so this closes that gap.

Suggestions (non-blocking)

1. Source-gen and reflection modes diverge on inference. Source-gen infers T only from a lone array value. Loose values such as [Arguments(1, 2, 3)] on Test<T>(params T[]) are deliberately not used, and both modes skip them. The comments cite Source generator: params T[] on a generic test method fails to compile (CS0246, CS1503) #7099 for this, but it's a user-visible limitation. A test that pins the same behaviour in both modes, or a diagnostic for T being uninferable, would make it explicit instead of failing later at runtime.
2. ConcreteType(typeof(object)) is a lossy placeholder. The comment says nothing reads ConcreteType.Type for parameters, so it's safe today. A future consumer would silently get object. A short note on ConcreteType itself, or a dedicated sentinel, would guard against that.
3. Duplicated CancellationToken filter. The predicate p.Type.Name != "CancellationToken" || ...Namespace... now appears twice in TryGetClosedParametersWithTrailingArray, and again in EmitConcreteInvokeBody. A small IsCancellationToken(IParameterSymbol) helper would remove the drift risk.
4. Cross-project change. The TestGenericTypeResolver change in TUnit.Engine is needed for parity. Confirm that both modes have test coverage for the same shapes, per the project's both-modes rule.

Overall this is a solid, well-tested fix. Approve from my side once CI is green.

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Review of #7101

The fix is well targeted. Erasing T[] to ConcreteType(typeof(object)) in GenerateTypeInfo is consistent with what the parameter Type already does. Closing array types in SubstituteTypeParameters is correct. Reusing GenerateConcreteTestInvokerBody for trailing-array rows is better than extending the positional-cast path. The IsSZArray guards are good, since int[,] should not collect loose values. The new compile-the-output tests are valuable because the snapshot harness only checks generator diagnostics.

Points to consider:

1. The PR description is out of date. It says all changes are in TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator. The diff also changes TUnit.Engine (ReflectionTestDataCollector.FillOmittedOptionalArguments, TestGenericTypeResolver). Please update the description. Under the AGENTS.md rule that metadata collection must behave the same in both modes, those engine changes are the part that should be verified in both modes. Add reflection-mode tests (the Tests7099 runtime tests under both modes) for zero, one and many values, optional-parameter omission, and the lone-array inference case.

2. Inference is asymmetric. Loose values are deliberately not used to infer T, and a lone array value is. That is a reasonable limitation, but it is only documented in code comments. A short note in the docs or in the diagnostic path would help, because [Arguments(1, 2, 3)] on Test<T>(params T[]) silently fails to infer while a leading T works.

3. The named-argument prefix is a separate fix. The @name: prefix in TupleArgumentHelper for the omitted-optional case affects non-generic output too. Please confirm this is covered by an existing snapshot or a new test, and consider a separate PR. Otherwise a regression there is hard to tie back to this issue.

4. TryGetClosedParametersWithTrailingArray is fragile. It re-closes the class and walks base types, matching by OriginalDefinition. A comment or test for a derived-from-generic-base case would guard the "keep the method as discovered" branch. That covers Derived : Base<int> with an inherited generic method.

I found no blocking issues. This looks good to merge once the description and the reflection-mode coverage are confirmed.