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/PG.Testing/CollectionAssertExtensions.cs

1	using System.Collections.Generic;
2	using System.Linq;
3	using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
4
5	namespace PG.Testing;
6
7	public static class CollectionAssertExtensions
8	{
9	public static void EqualUnordered<T>(ICollection<T>? expected, ICollection<T>? actual)
10	{
UNCOV 11	Assert.AreEqual(expected is null, actual is null);	×
UNCOV 12	if (expected == null)	×
13	return;	×
14
15	// Lookups are an aggregated collections (enumerable contents), but ordered.
UNCOV 16	var e = expected.Cast<object>().ToLookup(key => key);	×
UNCOV 17	var a = actual!.Cast<object>().ToLookup(key => key);	×
18
19	// Dictionaries can't handle null keys, which is a possibility
UNCOV 20	CollectionAssert.AreEqual(e.Where(kv => kv.Key != null).ToDictionary(g => g.Key, g => g.Count()),	×
UNCOV 21	a.Where(kv => kv.Key != null).ToDictionary(g => g.Key, g => g.Count()));	×
22
23	// Get count of null keys. Returns an empty sequence (and thus a 0 count) if no null key
UNCOV 24	Assert.AreEqual(e[null!].Count(), a[null!].Count());	×
UNCOV 25	}	×
26	}