verify-options.md

Verify Options

AutoVerify

In some scenarios it makes sense to auto-accept any changes as part of a given test run. For example:

• Keeping a text representation of a Database schema in a .verified.sql file (see Verify.SqlServer).

This can be done using AutoVerify():

var settings = new VerifySettings();
settings.AutoVerify();

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Note that auto accepted changes in .verified. files remain visible in source control tooling.

OnHandlers

• OnVerify takes two actiosn that are called before and after each verification.
• OnFirstVerify is called when there is no verified file.
• OnVerifyMismatch is called when a received file does not match the existing verified file.

public Task OnHandlersSample()
{
    VerifierSettings.OnVerify(
        before: () => { Debug.WriteLine("before"); },
        after: () => { Debug.WriteLine("after"); });
    VerifierSettings.OnFirstVerify(
        receivedFile =>
        {
            Debug.WriteLine(receivedFile);
            return Task.CompletedTask;
        });
    VerifierSettings.OnVerifyMismatch(
        (filePair, message) =>
        {
            Debug.WriteLine(filePair.Received);
            Debug.WriteLine(filePair.Verified);
            Debug.WriteLine(message);
            return Task.CompletedTask;
        });
    return Verifier.Verify("value");
}

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