dotnet test and publish failing badly when the project isn't restored.

Fixing this by checking for diagnostic errors before continuing.

Fix #2692
Fix #2942
This commit is contained in:
Eric Erhardt 2016-04-29 15:46:16 -05:00
parent 0336f6bb34
commit 652d0541ef
18 changed files with 168 additions and 42 deletions

View file

@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.Dotnet.Tools.Test.Tests
{
var testCommand = new DotnetTestCommand();
var result = testCommand
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"test {_projectFilePath}");
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"{_projectFilePath}");
result.Should().Pass();
result.StdOut.Should().Contain("Skipped for NET451");
result.StdOut.Should().Contain("Skipped for NETCOREAPP1.0");
@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.Dotnet.Tools.Test.Tests
{
var testCommand = new DotnetTestCommand();
var result = testCommand
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"test {_projectFilePath} -f net451");
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"{_projectFilePath} -f net451");
result.Should().Pass();
result.StdOut.Should().Contain($"Skipped for NET451");
result.StdOut.Should().NotContain($"Skipped for NETCOREAPP1.0");
@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.Dotnet.Tools.Test.Tests
{
var testCommand = new DotnetTestCommand();
var result = testCommand
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"test {_projectFilePath} -f netcoreapp1.0");
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"{_projectFilePath} -f netcoreapp1.0");
result.Should().Pass();
result.StdOut.Should().Contain($"Skipped for NETCOREAPP1.0");
result.StdOut.Should().NotContain($"Skipped for NET451");
@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.Dotnet.Tools.Test.Tests
var nonExistentFramework = "doesnotexisttfm99.99";
var testCommand = new DotnetTestCommand();
var result = testCommand
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"test {_projectFilePath} -f {nonExistentFramework}");
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"{_projectFilePath} -f {nonExistentFramework}");
result.Should().Fail();
result.StdErr.Should().Contain($"does not support framework");
@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.Dotnet.Tools.Test.Tests
};
var result = testCommand
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"test {_projectFilePath}");
.ExecuteWithCapturedOutput($"{_projectFilePath}");
result.Should().Fail();
result.StdOut.Should().Contain("Failing in NET451");