This new CombinatorialRangeAttribute can be used to test with a range of integers. The attribute will count up from a number if given two integers, or count by "x" from a starting value to an ending value if given three integers. My aim is to satisfy some of the functionality of Nunit's [Range] attribute, as CombinatorialValuesAttribute already covers Nunit's [Values] attribute and I sometimes need to convert projects from Nunit to Xunit in my work.
This is my first attempt at an open-source contribution, please let me know if I've missed anything.
AArnott
commented
4 years ago
This is concerning Isssue #18
This new CombinatorialRangeAttribute can be used to test with a range of integers. The attribute will count up from a number if given two integers, or count by "x" from a starting value to an ending value if given three integers. My aim is to satisfy some of the functionality of Nunit's [Range] attribute, as CombinatorialValuesAttribute already covers Nunit's [Values] attribute and I sometimes need to convert projects from Nunit to Xunit in my work.
This is my first attempt at an open-source contribution, please let me know if I've missed anything.