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As a follow-up to #1215
Where we allowed the passing of Type objects in a TypeArgs property to allow consumers greater control over the type arguments used in generic test methods.
This would allow the creation of generically-typed TestCase attribute. We may want to provide a few overloads here to account for up to n different strongly typed args.
This would be on modern (NET 6+) frameworks. See a sample snippet here: #4620 (comment)
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As a follow-up to #1215
Where we allowed the passing of
Type
objects in aTypeArgs
property to allow consumers greater control over the type arguments used in generic test methods.This would allow the creation of generically-typed TestCase attribute. We may want to provide a few overloads here to account for up to n different strongly typed args.
This would be on modern (NET 6+) frameworks. See a sample snippet here: #4620 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: