We're trying to get the following scenrio step to break the test in case failure happens within DoAyncStuff() method:
[Given(@"There is something")]
public async Task GivenSomething()
{
await DoStuff();
}
private async Task DoStuff()
{
await Task.Run(() => Thread.Sleep(1000));
throw new ApplicationException("Boom");
}
But it actually makes a happy green-run until you use .Wait() or .Result:
[Given(@"There is something")]
public void GivenSomething()
{
DoStuff().Wait();
}
The problem seems to be in the NUnit generated-spec which looks like this:
public virtual void SomethingAsync()
{
...
testRunner.Given("There is something", ...);
...
}
which seems to work with the following code:
public virtual async Task SomethingAsync()
{
...
await this.ScenarioSetup(scenarioInfo);
...
}
The code above is manually edited auto-generated file, so I'm actually looking for a way to produce following code automatically.
The documentation seems to be the only option available for asyncronous API but it's actually for Silverlight and as far as I understand uses some kind of API, while we'd preffer to use native C# await keyword.
Is there a way to handle natively async/await is SpecFlow steps?
