haf/expecto

This system is the Expecto testing framework for .NET, providing a comprehensive suite for writing and executing unit, integration, and performance tests. It supports multiple testing paradigms, including property-based testing via FsCheck, asynchronous testing with Hopac, and benchmarking with BenchmarkDotNet. The framework offers a C#-friendly API and colorized diff output for improved test failure readability. The codebase has been modernized to .NET 10.0, with legacy components like Fuchu removed.

This period focused on modernizing the project's build infrastructure by migrating to .NET 10.0 and updating CI/CD configurations. Simultaneously, obsolete test modules and documentation files were removed to streamline the codebase.

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This period focused on expanding Expecto's compatibility with C# and the broader .NET ecosystem. The team introduced a dedicated C#-friendly API, added support for async tests, and integrated with FsCheck and BenchmarkDotNet to enhance property-based and performance testing capabilities.

5 changes

This period focused on expanding Expecto's test capabilities by introducing C# and Hopac integration, alongside new test suites for focused testing and performance benchmarking. The work added features for writing and running tests in C# and via Hopac's Job type, while also establishing benchmarks to measure serialiser performance.

5 changes

This period focused on improving the developer experience and build infrastructure for the Expecto framework. Key changes included introducing a new build automation script to streamline the release pipeline, adding an official project template for easier project setup, and integrating support for FsCheck3 for property-based testing.

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