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…le parameter whole A test whose only data parameter is a tuple, plus a CancellationToken, had its row spread across the parameters in reflection mode, and a non-trailing token on a non-generic method was treated as a data parameter in source-gen mode. TUnit0001 also rejected non-trailing tokens. - DataUnwrapper and DataGeneratorMetadataCreator ignore CancellationToken parameters wherever they are declared when matching a row to parameters. - The source generator strips a non-trailing token on non-generic methods and puts it back at its declared position, including for single-tuple parameters; closed generic methods with a single tuple parameter use the shared binder, which accepts the whole tuple or its spread elements. - WithoutCancellationTokenParameter removes tokens at any position. Fixes #7173
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main changes: binding CancellationToken parameters at any position and preserving a single tuple parameter as one value. Linked Issues check The PR meets the coding requirements for [ #7147] and [#7173].DataUnwrapperexcludes engine-suppliedCancellationTokenparameters when it binds tuple rows, so one tuple data parameter remains whol…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within the scope of [ #7147] and [#7173]. Engine, reflection, source-generator, analyzer, and test changes directly implement token injection and tuple-row binding. Generic inference, …Full details: Linked Issues check
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#7147] and [#7173].DataUnwrapperexcludes engine-suppliedCancellationTokenparameters when it binds tuple rows, so one tuple data parameter remains whole.ReflectionTestMetadatainserts the test token at every declared token position, including beforeparams. The source generator and reflection paths use the same token and data-parameter rules for generic, non-generic, spread-row, and multiple-token cases.WithoutTestMethodCancellationTokensremoves tokens at any test-method position, so TUnit0001 matches the engine behavior. The added tests cover the linked scenarios in both execution modes.
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…keep constructor tokens as data Data generation drops every CancellationToken parameter of a test method, but the invokers supplied only one token: the non-generic source-generated invoker kept extra tokens as data parameters, and the reflection invoker inserted only the first. A test with several tokens therefore got missing arguments. Both invokers now pass the token at every declared position, including after a trailing array, and the generic shared binder no longer falls back to the positional path for several tokens. The analyzer now removes tokens anywhere only for test-method parameters. Constructors and data source methods keep skipping only a trailing token, because a constructor's token takes a row value.
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🟠 Major · Exclude injected CancellationToken parameters from… · TestMetadataGenerator.cs:5976-5985
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winExclude injected
CancellationTokenparameters from generic type inference.The generator matches row values and tuple elements against raw method-parameter indexes. A leading token therefore consumes the first row position, so
M(CancellationToken token, T value)with[Arguments(1)]skips the only row value and fails to inferT. The method-data-source inference paths have the same positional shift. This can omit the generated generic test instance.🐛 Suggested fix
var argumentValues = argAttr.ConstructorArguments[0].Values; - var methodParams = methodSymbol.Parameters; + var methodParams = methodSymbol.Parameters + .Where(p => !p.Type.IsCancellationToken()) + .ToArray(); // For each value in the params array for (var argIndex = 0; argIndex < argumentValues.Length && argIndex < methodParams.Length; argIndex++) { var methodParam = methodParams[argIndex]; var argValue = argumentValues[argIndex]; - // Skip if this is a CancellationToken parameter - if (methodParam.Type.Name == "CancellationToken") - { - continue; - }Apply the same filtered parameter list when mapping tuple elements in both method-data-source inference methods. Use that filtered list for the single-data-type branch as well:
var classTypeParams = testMethod.TypeSymbol.TypeParameters; var genericParamMap = new Dictionary<string, ITypeSymbol>(); + var testMethodParams = testMethod.MethodSymbol.Parameters + .Where(p => !p.Type.IsCancellationToken()) + .ToArray(); // If it's a tuple, map tuple elements to method parameters if (dataType.IsTupleType) { var tupleElements = dataType.TupleElements; - var testMethodParams = testMethod.MethodSymbol.Parameters; for (var i = 0; i < testMethodParams.Length && i < tupleElements.Length; i++) { var paramType = testMethodParams[i].Type; var tupleElementType = tupleElements[i].Type; @@ } // If it's a single type that matches a class type parameter - else if (testMethod.MethodSymbol.Parameters.Length == 1) + else if (testMethodParams.Length == 1) { - var paramType = testMethod.MethodSymbol.Parameters[0].Type; + var paramType = testMethodParams[0].Type; ProcessTypeForGenerics(paramType, dataType, classTypeParams, genericParamMap); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review of #7185I read the diff but did not build the PR or run its tests, so the points below come from reading the code. What it does well
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… with a middle token and params Addresses review edge cases for #7173: both pass in source-gen and reflection mode.
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…ference (#7173) - DataUnwrapper: a tuple row keeps every element when the last data parameter is an array, so (1, 2, 3) binds rest = [2, 3] for (int, CancellationToken, params int[]). Only tuple rows pay for the parameter scan, and no per-row Type[] is allocated. - Source generator and reflection: class and method generic type inference maps row values and tuple elements to data parameters only, so a leading or interleaved CancellationToken no longer shifts them. - Regression tests for both, in both modes.
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🟡 Minor · Pass the data parameters to… · ReflectionTestDataCollector.cs:1446
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPass the data parameters to
InferTypesFromMethodDataSource, as the generator now does.This PR changed the generator's
InferTypesFromMethodDataSource(TestMetadataGenerator.cslines 6928-6930) to useGetDataParameters. That change excludesCancellationTokenparameters before it maps tuple elements to parameters. The reflection mirror still receives the fullparametersarray. Its mapping loop at lines 1605-1608 therefore pairs tuple elementiwith declared parameteri.Consider a generic method with
[GenerateGenericTest]and a[MethodDataSource]that returnsIEnumerable<Func<(int, string)>>, declared asTest<T>(CancellationToken token, T value, string name):
- Source-generated mode infers
T = int. It produces one instantiation that runs every source.- Reflection mode maps
inttotokenandstringtoT. It infersT = stringand createsTest<string>scoped to that source. Those rows then fail to cast1tostring. The[GenerateGenericTest(typeof(int))]instantiation also runs.The two modes then report different test counts and outcomes. The
[Arguments]branch at line 1423 already buildsdataParameters. Reuse that array here.Proposed fix
foreach (var dataSource in dataSources) { if (dataSource is MethodDataSourceAttribute methodDataSource) { - AddInstantiation(InferTypesFromMethodDataSource(testClass, methodDataSource, parameters, genericParameterCount), methodDataSource); + dataParameters ??= Array.FindAll(parameters, static parameter => parameter.ParameterType != typeof(CancellationToken)); + AddInstantiation(InferTypesFromMethodDataSource(testClass, methodDataSource, dataParameters, genericParameterCount), methodDataSource); } }The
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… generic inference (#7173) Reflection mode matched [MethodDataSource] tuple elements against every declared parameter, so a leading token shifted inference and produced a wrong instantiation. It now passes the data parameters, as the source generator's GetDataParameters does. Adds regression tests for that case and for a type parameter closed over CancellationToken, which stays a data parameter in both modes, and simplifies the token check in the reflection invoker.
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Review of #7185 (CancellationToken wherever declared / tuple row binding)I read the PR's own diff in the core, source generator, analyzer and engine files. I did not build the PR or run any tests. The Overall: The change is sound. It makes both modes follow one rule: CancellationToken parameters never take a row value, and the engine supplies them wherever they are declared. What I checked:
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Review of #7185 (manual read of the diff across all 6 commits; I did not build or run the tests, and the code-review skill failed to start). Overall: the approach is sound. The tuple and CancellationToken fix is aligned across the analyzer, the source generator, DataUnwrapper and DataGeneratorMetadataCreator. The PR description and behaviour-change note are clear, and the test project covers leading, middle, trailing, generic, closed-generic and params cases. Concerns and suggestions
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A test whose only data parameter is a tuple now receives the whole row when it also declares a
CancellationToken, and the token receives the test's token wherever it is declared. Both modes behave the same way, and TUnit0001 accepts what the engine accepts.IEnumerable<(int, int)>or[Arguments])Generic_Trailing_Token<T>((T, T) pair, CancellationToken token)InvalidCastException(Int32 → ValueTuple)ArgumentException(Int32 → ValueTuple)Generic_Leading_Token<T>(CancellationToken token, (T, T) pair)NonGeneric_Trailing_Token((int, int) pair, CancellationToken token)ArgumentExceptionNonGeneric_Leading_Token(CancellationToken token, (int, int) pair)InvalidCastException(Int32 → CancellationToken)ArgumentExceptionNonGeneric_Middle_Token_Spreads_Row(int, CancellationToken, string)Expected exactly 3 arguments, but got 2NonGeneric_Leading_Token_With_Arguments(CancellationToken, int, string)Expected exactly 3 arguments, but got 2NonGeneric_Token_Before_Params(int count = 42, CancellationToken token = default, params int[] values)(#7147 repro)defaultBefore this change, TUnit0001 also reported every leading- or middle-token method above.
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CancellationTokenparameter on a test method that is not the last parameter now always receives the test's token. Before this change, in source-gen mode it could receive a value from the data row. Code that passed a token through[Arguments]or a data source into a leading or middleCancellationTokenparameter will now get the test's token instead. This matches reflection mode, which already behaved this way. Constructor and data-source method tokens are unchanged: a non-trailing token there still takes data.Cause
DataUnwrapper.UnwrapWithTypesInternalonly kept a tuple row whole when the method had exactly one parameter. ACancellationTokencounted as a parameter, so the tuple was spread across(pair, token).DataGeneratorMetadataCreatoralso removed only a trailing token from the members that data sources generate for.ParseInvokerParametersremoved only a trailing token. A token declared anywhere else was treated as a data parameter and received a row value. The single-tuple invoker also always passed the token last.args[0]to the tuple. Rows reach it as spread elements, so the cast failed.WithoutCancellationTokenParameterremoved only a trailing token.Fix
DataUnwrapperandDataGeneratorMetadataCreatorskipCancellationTokenparameters wherever they are declared. This matchesTestGenericTypeResolverandReflectionTestMetadata, which already did. When there is no token, nothing extra is allocated.ParseInvokerParametersremoves everyCancellationTokenparameter, wherever it is declared.AddCancellationTokenArgumentsputs the test's token back at each declared position, and a newFormatSingleArgumentCalldoes the same for the single-tuple invoker. The reflection invoker also passes the token at every token position.TryGetClosedParametersWithTrailingArrayis nowTryGetClosedParametersForSharedBinder. It also routes closed generic methods whose single data parameter is a tuple through the shared binder, which accepts either the whole tuple or its spread elements.WithoutCancellationTokenParameter(analyzers) removes tokens at any position.This also fixes #7147: a non-generic token declared before a
paramsarray now receives the test token in source-gen mode.Tests
tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_7173/TupleParameterWithCancellationTokenTests.cs(15 tests,[EngineTest(ExpectedResult.Pass)]). Onmain: source-gen 5/6 failed (the 2 Source generator: CancellationToken declared before a params array on a non-generic test does not receive the test token #7147 cases and the multi-token and review edge cases were added later), reflection 4/6 failed. With the fix: 15/15 pass in source-gen and in--reflection.tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/Issue7173Tests.cs: passes locally; its AOT leg runs only in CI.Method_Data_Source_Is_Not_Flagged_When_CancellationToken_Is_Not_Trailing. FullTUnit.Analyzers.Tests: 867 total, 0 failed.TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests: 192 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed. No snapshot changed.TUnit.UnitTests: 608 passed, 4 skipped, 0 failed.--reflection, all green:MethodDataSourceDrivenWithCancellationTokenTests,TupleUnwrappingTests,NestedTupleDataSourceTests,NestedTupleTest,SimpleTupleTest,TupleDataSourceDrivenTests,EnumerableTupleDataSourceDrivenTests,ClassTupleDataSourceDrivenTests,Bugs._7092,Bugs._7099,TestExecutorCancellationTokenTests,ParamsArgumentsTests,OptionalArgumentsTests,ArgsAsArrayTests,GenericMethodTests,AsyncMethodDataSourceDrivenTests,Bugs._6161,Bugs._2798.Notes
[GenerateGenericTest(typeof(int))], so source-gen discovers them without depending on fix(sourcegen): infer generic method types from any MethodDataSource row shape #7143'sMethodDataSourceinference.TestMetadataGenerator.cs(the token-naming block and the trailing-array helper); none in behaviour.ClassDataSourceTupleTestsalways fails because it injects the data-source object itself. Filed as ClassDataSourceTupleTests in TUnit.TestProject always fails: ClassDataSource<TupleDataSource> injects the data-source object itself #7184.Fixes #7173
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