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| // LUCENENET NOTE: This class was not ported because it is not required (and problematic) in .NET. |
| // |
| // NUnit tracks test result in NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestExectionContext.CurrentContext.TestResult.ResultState |
| // and NUnit.Framework.TestContext.CurrentContext.Result.Outcome. It is much more comprehensive than checking for exceptions because |
| // in NUnit failures aren't always exceptions and success may throw an exception. Furthermore, these are context sensitive so |
| // so it is more understandable to have them in a global context than to try to track the state of both the test and the class result |
| // elsewhere. NUnit also does it in a threadsafe way, so skipping this is one thing less to change if we ever try to run tests in |
| // parallel in the future. When inside of a test, it is possible to check the class-level by doing a recursive call on |
| // NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestExectionContext.CurrentContext.CurrentTest.Parent and checking to see whether it is a class using |
| // our TestExtensions.IsTestClass() extension method. Once the class abstraction has been located, simply read the result |
| // in NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestExectionContext.CurrentContext.TestResult.ResultState. Users have access to this state |
| // already, so there is no need for us to add custom properties to LuceneTestCase to try to read it because that muddies the |
| // fact that this state is context sensitive. |
