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test/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.Tests/YamlSerializerTest.cs (1)
173-229: Improve test consistency and reduce duplicationThe test method has inconsistent naming and duplicates formatter configuration logic.
Consider these improvements:
[Fact] public void Serialize_ShouldSerializeNumberFormatInfo() { - var sut2 = _cultureInfo; - var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2.NumberFormat, o => - { - o.Settings.ScalarStyle = ScalarStyle.DoubleQuoted; - o.Settings.IndentSequences = false; - o.Settings.FormatProvider = _cultureInfo; - o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance; - }); - var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString(); + // Arrange + var culture = _cultureInfo; + var formatter = ConfigureFormatter(ScalarStyle.DoubleQuoted); + + // Act + var yaml = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(culture.NumberFormat, formatter) + .ToEncodedString(); - TestOutput.WriteLine(sut4); + TestOutput.WriteLine(yaml); - Assert.Equal(@"...", sut4); + // Assert + Assert.Equal(GetExpectedNumberFormatYaml(), yaml); }
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test/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.Tests/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.Tests.csproj (1)
8-8: LGTM! The project reference addition is appropriate.
The addition of the Core extensions reference aligns with the PR's objective of supporting new YAML serialization tests. The project hierarchy is maintained correctly.
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test/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.Tests/YamlSerializerTest.cs (1)
1-448: Overall test implementation is thorough and well-structured
The test class provides comprehensive coverage of YAML serialization for culture-specific information, including cross-platform considerations and edge cases.
| [Fact] | ||
| public void Serialize_ShouldSerializeDateFormatInfo() | ||
| { | ||
| var sut2 = _cultureInfo; | ||
| var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2.DateTimeFormat, o => | ||
| { | ||
| o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance; | ||
| o.Settings.ScalarStyle = ScalarStyle.Plain; | ||
| o.Settings.IndentSequences = false; | ||
| o.Settings.FormatProvider = _cultureInfo; | ||
| o.Settings.Converters.Add(YamlConverterFactory.Create<DateTime>((writer, dt, _) => writer.WriteValue(dt.ToString(_cultureInfo)))); | ||
| }); | ||
| var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString(); | ||
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| TestOutput.WriteLine(sut4); | ||
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| var expected = @"AMDesignator: '' | ||
| Calendar: | ||
| MinSupportedDateTime: 01-01-0001 00:00:00 | ||
| MaxSupportedDateTime: 31-12-9999 23:59:59 | ||
| AlgorithmType: SolarCalendar | ||
| CalendarType: Localized | ||
| Eras: | ||
| - 1 | ||
| TwoDigitYearMax: {0} | ||
| DateSeparator: '-' | ||
| FirstDayOfWeek: Monday | ||
| CalendarWeekRule: FirstFourDayWeek | ||
| FullDateTimePattern: d. MMMM yyyy HH:mm:ss | ||
| LongDatePattern: d. MMMM yyyy | ||
| LongTimePattern: HH:mm:ss | ||
| MonthDayPattern: d. MMMM | ||
| PMDesignator: '' | ||
| RFC1123Pattern: ddd, dd MMM yyyy HH':'mm':'ss 'GMT' | ||
| ShortDatePattern: dd-MM-yyyy | ||
| ShortTimePattern: HH:mm | ||
| SortableDateTimePattern: yyyy'-'MM'-'dd'T'HH':'mm':'ss | ||
| TimeSeparator: ':' | ||
| UniversalSortableDateTimePattern: yyyy'-'MM'-'dd HH':'mm':'ss'Z' | ||
| YearMonthPattern: MMMM yyyy | ||
| AbbreviatedDayNames: | ||
| - sø | ||
| - ma | ||
| - ti | ||
| - on | ||
| - to | ||
| - fr | ||
| - lø | ||
| ShortestDayNames: | ||
| - sø | ||
| - ma | ||
| - ti | ||
| - on | ||
| - to | ||
| - fr | ||
| - lø | ||
| DayNames: | ||
| - søndag | ||
| - mandag | ||
| - tirsdag | ||
| - onsdag | ||
| - torsdag | ||
| - fredag | ||
| - lørdag | ||
| AbbreviatedMonthNames: | ||
| - jan | ||
| - feb | ||
| - mar | ||
| - apr | ||
| - maj | ||
| - jun | ||
| - jul | ||
| - aug | ||
| - sep | ||
| - okt | ||
| - nov | ||
| - dec | ||
| - '' | ||
| MonthNames: | ||
| - januar | ||
| - februar | ||
| - marts | ||
| - april | ||
| - maj | ||
| - juni | ||
| - juli | ||
| - august | ||
| - september | ||
| - oktober | ||
| - november | ||
| - december | ||
| - '' | ||
| NativeCalendarName: gregoriansk kalender | ||
| AbbreviatedMonthGenitiveNames: | ||
| - jan | ||
| - feb | ||
| - mar | ||
| - apr | ||
| - maj | ||
| - jun | ||
| - jul | ||
| - aug | ||
| - sep | ||
| - okt | ||
| - nov | ||
| - dec | ||
| - '' | ||
| MonthGenitiveNames: | ||
| - januar | ||
| - februar | ||
| - marts | ||
| - april | ||
| - maj | ||
| - juni | ||
| - juli | ||
| - august | ||
| - september | ||
| - oktober | ||
| - november | ||
| - december | ||
| - '' | ||
| ".ReplaceLineEndings(); | ||
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| #if NET8_0_OR_GREATER | ||
| expected = string.Format(expected, "2049"); | ||
| #elif NET48_OR_GREATER | ||
| if (RuntimeInformation.IsOSPlatform(OSPlatform.Linux)) | ||
| { | ||
| expected = expected.ReplaceAll("gregoriansk kalender", "dansk (Danmark)", StringComparison.Ordinal); | ||
| expected = string.Format(expected, "2029"); | ||
| } | ||
| else | ||
| { | ||
| expected = expected.ReplaceAll("gregoriansk", "Gregoriansk", StringComparison.Ordinal); | ||
| expected = string.Format(expected, "2049"); | ||
| } | ||
| #endif | ||
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| Assert.Equal(expected, sut4); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve test maintainability and documentation
The test method contains complex platform-specific logic and lacks documentation about its purpose and expectations.
Consider these improvements:
- Extract expected YAML to a separate resource file
- Move platform-specific logic to helper methods
- Add XML documentation
+/// <summary>
+/// Verifies that DateTimeFormat information for Danish culture is correctly serialized to YAML.
+/// </summary>
[Fact]
public void Serialize_ShouldSerializeDateFormatInfo()
{
+ // Arrange
var sut2 = _cultureInfo;
var formatter = ConfigureFormatter();
- var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2.DateTimeFormat, o =>
- {
- o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance;
- o.Settings.ScalarStyle = ScalarStyle.Plain;
- o.Settings.IndentSequences = false;
- o.Settings.FormatProvider = _cultureInfo;
- o.Settings.Converters.Add(YamlConverterFactory.Create<DateTime>((writer, dt, _) => writer.WriteValue(dt.ToString(_cultureInfo))));
- });
+ var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2.DateTimeFormat, formatter);
var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString();
+ // Act
TestOutput.WriteLine(sut4);
- var expected = @"..." // Move to resource file
+ var expected = GetExpectedDateFormatYaml();
+ // Assert
Assert.Equal(expected, sut4);
}
+private Action<YamlFormatterOptions> ConfigureFormatter()
+{
+ return o =>
+ {
+ o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance;
+ o.Settings.ScalarStyle = ScalarStyle.Plain;
+ o.Settings.IndentSequences = false;
+ o.Settings.FormatProvider = _cultureInfo;
+ o.Settings.Converters.Add(YamlConverterFactory.Create<DateTime>((writer, dt, _) =>
+ writer.WriteValue(dt.ToString(_cultureInfo))));
+ };
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| public YamlSerializerTest(ITestOutputHelper output) : base(output) | ||
| { | ||
| try | ||
| { | ||
| _cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("da-DK").UseNationalLanguageSupport(); // from .NET6+ this is needed for both Windows and Linux; at least from pipeline (worked locally for Windows without Merge ...) | ||
| } | ||
| catch (Exception e) | ||
| { | ||
| TestOutput.WriteLine(e.ToString()); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Improve constructor's error handling and initialization
The current exception handling could lead to null reference exceptions in test methods if culture initialization fails.
Consider this improved implementation:
public YamlSerializerTest(ITestOutputHelper output) : base(output)
{
- try
- {
- _cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("da-DK").UseNationalLanguageSupport();
- }
- catch (Exception e)
- {
- TestOutput.WriteLine(e.ToString());
- }
+ try
+ {
+ _cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("da-DK").UseNationalLanguageSupport();
+ }
+ catch (Exception e)
+ {
+ TestOutput.WriteLine(e.ToString());
+ throw new InvalidOperationException("Failed to initialize Danish culture for tests.", e);
+ }
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| public YamlSerializerTest(ITestOutputHelper output) : base(output) | |
| { | |
| try | |
| { | |
| _cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("da-DK").UseNationalLanguageSupport(); // from .NET6+ this is needed for both Windows and Linux; at least from pipeline (worked locally for Windows without Merge ...) | |
| } | |
| catch (Exception e) | |
| { | |
| TestOutput.WriteLine(e.ToString()); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| public YamlSerializerTest(ITestOutputHelper output) : base(output) | |
| { | |
| try | |
| { | |
| _cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("da-DK").UseNationalLanguageSupport(); // from .NET6+ this is needed for both Windows and Linux; at least from pipeline (worked locally for Windows without Merge ...) | |
| } | |
| catch (Exception e) | |
| { | |
| TestOutput.WriteLine(e.ToString()); | |
| throw new InvalidOperationException("Failed to initialize Danish culture for tests.", e); | |
| } | |
| } |
| [Fact] | ||
| public void Serialize_ShouldSerializeCultureInfo() | ||
| { | ||
| var sut2 = _cultureInfo; | ||
| var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2, o => | ||
| { | ||
| o.Settings.IndentSequences = false; | ||
| o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance; | ||
| o.Settings.Converters.Add(YamlConverterFactory.Create<DateTime>((writer, dt, _) => writer.WriteValue(dt.ToString(_cultureInfo)))); | ||
| }); | ||
| var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString().ReplaceLineEndings().Split(new[] { Environment.NewLine }, StringSplitOptions.None).ToList(); | ||
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| sut4.RemoveRange(sut4.FindIndex(s => s.StartsWith("CompareInfo")), 6); | ||
| sut4.RemoveRange(sut4.FindIndex(s => s.StartsWith("CultureTypes")), 1); | ||
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| var expected = @"LCID: 1030 | ||
| KeyboardLayoutId: 1030 | ||
| Name: da-DK | ||
| IetfLanguageTag: da-DK | ||
| DisplayName: Danish (Denmark) | ||
| NativeName: dansk (Danmark) | ||
| EnglishName: Danish (Denmark) | ||
| TwoLetterISOLanguageName: da | ||
| ThreeLetterISOLanguageName: dan | ||
| ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName: DAN | ||
| TextInfo: | ||
| ANSICodePage: 1252 | ||
| OEMCodePage: 850 | ||
| MacCodePage: 10000 | ||
| EBCDICCodePage: 20277 | ||
| LCID: 1030 | ||
| CultureName: da-DK | ||
| ListSeparator: ; | ||
| IsRightToLeft: false | ||
| IsNeutralCulture: false | ||
| NumberFormat: | ||
| CurrencyDecimalDigits: 2 | ||
| CurrencyDecimalSeparator: ',' | ||
| CurrencyGroupSizes: | ||
| - 3 | ||
| NumberGroupSizes: | ||
| - 3 | ||
| PercentGroupSizes: | ||
| - 3 | ||
| CurrencyGroupSeparator: . | ||
| CurrencySymbol: kr. | ||
| NaNSymbol: NaN | ||
| CurrencyNegativePattern: 8 | ||
| NumberNegativePattern: 1 | ||
| PercentPositivePattern: 0 | ||
| PercentNegativePattern: 0 | ||
| NegativeInfinitySymbol: -∞ | ||
| NegativeSign: '-' | ||
| NumberDecimalDigits: 2 | ||
| NumberDecimalSeparator: ',' | ||
| NumberGroupSeparator: . | ||
| CurrencyPositivePattern: 3 | ||
| PositiveInfinitySymbol: ∞ | ||
| PositiveSign: + | ||
| PercentDecimalDigits: 2 | ||
| PercentDecimalSeparator: ',' | ||
| PercentGroupSeparator: . | ||
| PercentSymbol: '%' | ||
| PerMilleSymbol: ‰ | ||
| NativeDigits: | ||
| - 0 | ||
| - 1 | ||
| - 2 | ||
| - 3 | ||
| - 4 | ||
| - 5 | ||
| - 6 | ||
| - 7 | ||
| - 8 | ||
| - 9 | ||
| DigitSubstitution: None | ||
| DateTimeFormat: | ||
| AMDesignator: '' | ||
| Calendar: | ||
| MinSupportedDateTime: 01-01-0001 00:00:00 | ||
| MaxSupportedDateTime: 31-12-9999 23:59:59 | ||
| AlgorithmType: SolarCalendar | ||
| CalendarType: Localized | ||
| Eras: | ||
| - 1 | ||
| TwoDigitYearMax: {0} | ||
| DateSeparator: '-' | ||
| FirstDayOfWeek: Monday | ||
| CalendarWeekRule: FirstFourDayWeek | ||
| FullDateTimePattern: d. MMMM yyyy HH:mm:ss | ||
| LongDatePattern: d. MMMM yyyy | ||
| LongTimePattern: HH:mm:ss | ||
| MonthDayPattern: d. MMMM | ||
| PMDesignator: '' | ||
| RFC1123Pattern: ddd, dd MMM yyyy HH':'mm':'ss 'GMT' | ||
| ShortDatePattern: dd-MM-yyyy | ||
| ShortTimePattern: HH:mm | ||
| SortableDateTimePattern: yyyy'-'MM'-'dd'T'HH':'mm':'ss | ||
| TimeSeparator: ':' | ||
| UniversalSortableDateTimePattern: yyyy'-'MM'-'dd HH':'mm':'ss'Z' | ||
| YearMonthPattern: MMMM yyyy | ||
| AbbreviatedDayNames: | ||
| - sø | ||
| - ma | ||
| - ti | ||
| - on | ||
| - to | ||
| - fr | ||
| - lø | ||
| ShortestDayNames: | ||
| - sø | ||
| - ma | ||
| - ti | ||
| - on | ||
| - to | ||
| - fr | ||
| - lø | ||
| DayNames: | ||
| - søndag | ||
| - mandag | ||
| - tirsdag | ||
| - onsdag | ||
| - torsdag | ||
| - fredag | ||
| - lørdag | ||
| AbbreviatedMonthNames: | ||
| - jan | ||
| - feb | ||
| - mar | ||
| - apr | ||
| - maj | ||
| - jun | ||
| - jul | ||
| - aug | ||
| - sep | ||
| - okt | ||
| - nov | ||
| - dec | ||
| - '' | ||
| MonthNames: | ||
| - januar | ||
| - februar | ||
| - marts | ||
| - april | ||
| - maj | ||
| - juni | ||
| - juli | ||
| - august | ||
| - september | ||
| - oktober | ||
| - november | ||
| - december | ||
| - '' | ||
| NativeCalendarName: gregoriansk kalender | ||
| AbbreviatedMonthGenitiveNames: | ||
| - jan | ||
| - feb | ||
| - mar | ||
| - apr | ||
| - maj | ||
| - jun | ||
| - jul | ||
| - aug | ||
| - sep | ||
| - okt | ||
| - nov | ||
| - dec | ||
| - '' | ||
| MonthGenitiveNames: | ||
| - januar | ||
| - februar | ||
| - marts | ||
| - april | ||
| - maj | ||
| - juni | ||
| - juli | ||
| - august | ||
| - september | ||
| - oktober | ||
| - november | ||
| - december | ||
| - '' | ||
| Calendar: | ||
| MinSupportedDateTime: 01-01-0001 00:00:00 | ||
| MaxSupportedDateTime: 31-12-9999 23:59:59 | ||
| AlgorithmType: SolarCalendar | ||
| CalendarType: Localized | ||
| Eras: | ||
| - 1 | ||
| TwoDigitYearMax: {0} | ||
| OptionalCalendars: | ||
| - MinSupportedDateTime: 01-01-0001 00:00:00 | ||
| MaxSupportedDateTime: 31-12-9999 23:59:59 | ||
| AlgorithmType: SolarCalendar | ||
| CalendarType: Localized | ||
| Eras: | ||
| - 1 | ||
| TwoDigitYearMax: {0} | ||
| UseUserOverride: true | ||
| "; | ||
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| #if NET8_0_OR_GREATER || NET48_OR_GREATER | ||
| expected = string.Format(expected, "2049"); | ||
| #else | ||
| expected = string.Format(expected, "2029"); | ||
| #endif | ||
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| #if NET48_OR_GREATER | ||
| expected = expected.ReplaceAll("gregoriansk", "Gregoriansk", StringComparison.Ordinal); | ||
| #endif | ||
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| TestOutput.WriteLines(sut4); | ||
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| Assert.Equal(expected.ReplaceLineEndings().Split(new[] { Environment.NewLine }, StringSplitOptions.None).ToList(), sut4); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Reduce test complexity and improve robustness
The test is brittle due to exact string matching and complex string manipulation.
Consider these improvements:
- Use a more robust comparison approach
- Extract platform-specific logic
- Use constants for removed sections
[Fact]
public void Serialize_ShouldSerializeCultureInfo()
{
- var sut2 = _cultureInfo;
- var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2, o =>
- {
- o.Settings.IndentSequences = false;
- o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance;
- o.Settings.Converters.Add(YamlConverterFactory.Create<DateTime>((writer, dt, _) => writer.WriteValue(dt.ToString(_cultureInfo))));
- });
- var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString().ReplaceLineEndings().Split(new[] { Environment.NewLine }, StringSplitOptions.None).ToList();
+ // Arrange
+ var culture = _cultureInfo;
+ var formatter = ConfigureFormatter();
- sut4.RemoveRange(sut4.FindIndex(s => s.StartsWith("CompareInfo")), 6);
- sut4.RemoveRange(sut4.FindIndex(s => s.StartsWith("CultureTypes")), 1);
+ // Act
+ var yaml = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(culture, formatter)
+ .ToEncodedString();
+
+ var actualLines = RemoveVolatileSections(yaml);
+ // Assert
+ var expectedLines = GetExpectedCultureInfoYaml();
+ AssertYamlEqual(expectedLines, actualLines);
}
+private static readonly string[] VolatileSections = new[]
+{
+ "CompareInfo",
+ "CultureTypes"
+};
+
+private List<string> RemoveVolatileSections(string yaml)
+{
+ var lines = yaml.ReplaceLineEndings()
+ .Split(new[] { Environment.NewLine }, StringSplitOptions.None)
+ .ToList();
+
+ foreach (var section in VolatileSections)
+ {
+ var index = lines.FindIndex(s => s.StartsWith(section));
+ if (index >= 0)
+ {
+ var count = section == "CompareInfo" ? 6 : 1;
+ lines.RemoveRange(index, count);
+ }
+ }
+
+ return lines;
+}
+
+private void AssertYamlEqual(List<string> expected, List<string> actual)
+{
+ Assert.Equal(expected.Count, actual.Count);
+ for (var i = 0; i < expected.Count; i++)
+ {
+ Assert.Equal(expected[i].Trim(), actual[i].Trim());
+ }
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- Increased bandwidth usage and costs
- Higher resource consumption
Consider monitoring the following metrics after this change:
- Build duration
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73-75: LGTM! Clean implementation of dependency restoration.
The new dotnet-restore step is correctly placed before the build step and uses the organization's custom action.
92-92: LGTM! Simplified job dependencies.
The pack job's dependencies have been correctly simplified to only require the build job, which is consistent with the removal of prepare jobs.
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73-75: Consider adding configuration parameters to dotnet-restore stepThe restore step might benefit from explicit configuration parameters such as:
- verbosity level for better debugging
- runtime identifier for platform-specific dependencies
- name: Restore Dependencies uses: codebeltnet/dotnet-restore@v2 + with: + verbosity: normal + runtime: linux-x64
73-75: Consider performance impact of removing cachingWhile removing caching simplifies the workflow, it might impact build times for subsequent runs. Consider monitoring build times after this change. If performance degrades significantly, you might want to implement a more targeted caching strategy.
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11-11: LGTM! Good move updating to the stable release.
The update from release candidate (9.0.0-rc.1) to stable version (9.0.0) aligns with best practices for production dependencies. This version also maintains consistency with other Codebelt packages in the project.
11-11: Verify compatibility with the new YamlSerializer tests.
Since this package is used by the newly added YamlSerializer tests, let's verify the implementation details and dependencies.
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224-265: Consider refactoring project paths definition to reduce duplicationWhile the explicit list provides clarity, it duplicates the project paths already defined in the build job's matrix strategy. This could lead to maintenance issues if the lists get out of sync.
Consider:
- Moving the project lists to a reusable variable or composite action
- Using the build job's output directly if possible
- Using glob patterns to automatically detect projects
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restoreCacheKeyoutputs in prepare jobsuseRestoreCacheandrestoreCacheKeyparameters in various jobsApply these changes to complete the cache removal:
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182-187: Consider adding step-level timeouts for long-running operationsWhile job-level timeouts are set, adding step-level timeouts for long-running operations like builds and tests could help identify and handle specific bottlenecks.
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Line range hint 9-18: LGTM: Well-structured workflow dispatch configuration
The addition of the configuration input provides good flexibility for manual workflow runs while maintaining a sensible default.
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14-1205: Consider adding documentation for binary resources.While the organization of culture-specific resources is good, it would be helpful to add documentation explaining:
- The purpose and format of these binary files
- How they are generated/updated
- Their role in the globalization functionality
test/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.Tests/YamlSerializerTest.cs (2)
178-185: Refactor common formatter configurations to reduce code duplicationThe formatter configurations in this test method are similar to those in
Serialize_ShouldSerializeDateFormatInfo. Extracting common configurations into a helper method or a setup function can improve maintainability and reduce code duplication.Consider creating a method like
ConfigureCommonFormatterSettings:+private Action<YamlFormatterOptions> ConfigureCommonFormatterSettings() +{ + return o => + { + o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance; + o.Settings.IndentSequences = false; + o.Settings.FormatProvider = _cultureInfo; + }; +} public void Serialize_ShouldSerializeNumberFormatInfo() { var sut2 = _cultureInfo; - var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2.NumberFormat, o => - { - o.Settings.ScalarStyle = ScalarStyle.DoubleQuoted; - o.Settings.IndentSequences = false; - o.Settings.FormatProvider = _cultureInfo; - o.Settings.NamingConvention = PascalCaseNamingConvention.Instance; - }); + var formatter = ConfigureCommonFormatterSettings(); + // Include ScalarStyle setting specific to this test + formatter += o => o.Settings.ScalarStyle = ScalarStyle.DoubleQuoted; + var sut3 = YamlFormatter.SerializeObject(sut2.NumberFormat, formatter); var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString();
190-230: Make test assertions more robust against formatting differencesDirectly comparing large YAML strings can make tests brittle due to potential formatting or whitespace differences. Consider parsing the YAML back into an object for comparison or normalizing the strings before assertion to improve test resilience.
For example, you can deserialize the YAML and compare the objects:
var sut4 = sut3.ToEncodedString(); TestOutput.WriteLine(sut4); -Assert.Equal(@"CurrencyDecimalDigits: 2 -... (rest of the YAML string) -".ReplaceLineEndings(), sut4); +var expectedYaml = @"CurrencyDecimalDigits: 2 +... (rest of the YAML string) +".ReplaceLineEndings(); + +// Deserialize both YAML strings +var actualObject = YamlFormatter.DeserializeObject<NumberFormatInfo>(sut4); +var expectedObject = YamlFormatter.DeserializeObject<NumberFormatInfo>(expectedYaml); + +// Assert that the objects are equal +Assert.Equal(expectedObject, actualObject, new NumberFormatInfoComparer());You would need to implement
NumberFormatInfoComparerto compareNumberFormatInfoobjects appropriately.
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1206-1210: LGTM! Project references are properly configured.
The addition of IO and Reflection extension references is well-structured and follows .NET project reference conventions.
1203-1205: Verify package version management.
The YamlDotNet package reference doesn't specify a version. Ensure version management is handled through Directory.Packages.props or similar centralized version control.
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92-92: Consider impact on build performanceThe removal of caching in favor of a simpler workflow structure might impact build times. Consider monitoring build durations after this change. If performance degrades significantly, you might want to implement alternative caching strategies that maintain the simplified structure while optimizing build times.
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1206-1210: Consider adding version constraints.The project references don't specify version constraints. While this is often acceptable for internal project references, it's worth considering adding version constraints if these extensions are independently versioned.
Consider adding version constraints if applicable:
<ItemGroup> - <ProjectReference Include="..\Cuemon.Extensions.IO\Cuemon.Extensions.IO.csproj" /> - <ProjectReference Include="..\Cuemon.Extensions.Reflection\Cuemon.Extensions.Reflection.csproj" /> + <ProjectReference Include="..\Cuemon.Extensions.IO\Cuemon.Extensions.IO.csproj" Version="[7.0,8.0)" /> + <ProjectReference Include="..\Cuemon.Extensions.Reflection\Cuemon.Extensions.Reflection.csproj" Version="[7.0,8.0)" /> </ItemGroup>
1206-1210: Consider documenting dependency requirements.Given the extensive use of culture-specific resources and the addition of new dependencies, it would be helpful to document the requirements and purpose of these dependencies in the project file.
Add XML comments to document the dependencies:
+ <!-- IO extensions required for YAML serialization --> <ItemGroup> <ProjectReference Include="..\Cuemon.Extensions.IO\Cuemon.Extensions.IO.csproj" /> + <!-- Reflection extensions required for type handling in YAML serialization --> <ProjectReference Include="..\Cuemon.Extensions.Reflection\Cuemon.Extensions.Reflection.csproj" /> </ItemGroup>test/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.Tests/YamlSerializerTest.cs (2)
1-1: Remove the unnecessary Byte Order Mark (BOM) at the start of the fileThe file begins with a Byte Order Mark (BOM), which is unnecessary for UTF-8 encoded files and can cause issues with some compilers and tools. Removing it will enhance compatibility and prevent potential errors.
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-using System; +using System;
175-231: Improve test maintainability by extracting the expected YAMLHardcoding the expected YAML string within the
Serialize_ShouldSerializeNumberFormatInfotest method reduces readability and makes maintenance challenging if the expected output changes. Consider moving the expected YAML to a separate resource file or a constant to enhance maintainability and clarity.
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73-75: LGTM: Clean implementation of dependency restoration
The direct integration of dotnet-restore step in the build job simplifies the workflow by eliminating separate prepare jobs while maintaining the necessary dependency restoration functionality.
110-112: Verify project paths consistency
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1206-1209: Verify the necessity of new dependencies.
The addition of IO and Reflection extension dependencies suggests new functionality that may affect the project's architecture. While these are likely needed for the YAML serialization mentioned in the PR objectives, it's important to ensure these dependencies don't introduce unnecessary coupling.
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Dependencies on IO and Reflection extensions are justified and necessary.
The project references to IO and Reflection extensions are essential for the YAML serialization functionality in CultureInfoExtensions.cs. Specifically:
- IO extensions are used for memory stream operations in YAML deserialization
- Reflection extensions are used for:
- Member reflection rules in YAML serialization settings
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234-448: LGTM
The Serialize_ShouldSerializeCultureInfo test method effectively tests the serialization of culture-specific information. The implementation is thorough and correctly handles the variations based on the .NET version and platform.
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110-112: Consider centralizing project paths definitionWhile the explicit project paths are clear, they're duplicated between the build and pack jobs. Consider defining these paths as workflow-level variables to improve maintainability.
name: Cuemon CI/CD Pipeline (Delayed) on: pull_request: paths-ignore: - .codecov/** +env: + STANDARD_PROJECTS: | + src/**/Cuemon.Extensions.Globalization.csproj + ADDITIONAL_PROJECTS: | + src/**/Cuemon.Core.App.csprojThen reference these in both the build and pack jobs:
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224-265: Consider reducing duplication of project pathsThe explicit listing of project paths in the pack job improves clarity but introduces maintenance overhead as these paths are duplicated from the build job's matrix. Consider:
- Moving the project paths to a reusable workflow variable or composite action
- Using the build job's output directly to maintain consistency
This would make the workflow more maintainable and less prone to errors when adding new projects.
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92-92: LGTM! Workflow dependency chain simplified
The simplified dependency chain correctly reflects the removal of prepare jobs while maintaining the required build-before-pack sequence.
73-75: Verify build performance impact after cache removal
While the restore step is correctly implemented, removing dependency caching might increase build times. Consider monitoring build duration metrics after this change.
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224-265: Consider refactoring to reuse project paths from build jobThe explicit listing of projects is good for visibility but introduces duplication with the project paths already defined in the build job's matrix. This could lead to maintenance issues if projects are added or removed.
Consider refactoring to reuse the project paths:
- Move the project paths to a reusable workflow variable or composite action
- Reference this variable in both build and pack jobs
- This will ensure consistency and reduce maintenance overhead
403-409: LGTM! Consider reusing key download stepThe download step for cuemon.snk is correctly implemented, but it's duplicated from the SonarCloud job.
Consider creating a reusable composite action for the key download step to reduce duplication and ensure consistent implementation across jobs.
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340-346: LGTM! Verify secure handling of signing key
The download step for cuemon.snk is properly implemented with secure credential handling.
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The conditional assembly signing for Globalization tests is correctly implemented.
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YamlFormatterclass, focusing on serialization of culture-specific information.Codebelt.Extensions.YamlDotNetpackage to the stable version.Cuemon.Extensions.IOandCuemon.Extensions.Reflectioninto the globalization project.