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Update 1 NuGet dependencies #433

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Bumps nanoFramework.TestFramework from 2.1.113 to 3.0.42

[version update]

⚠️ This is an automated update. ⚠️

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    • Updated the dependency version for nanoFramework.TestFramework to enhance testing capabilities.

Bumps nanoFramework.TestFramework from 2.1.113 to 3.0.42</br>
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The pull request updates the packages.lock.json file for the .NETnanoFramework by changing the version of the nanoFramework.TestFramework dependency from 2.1.113 to 3.0.42. The content hash for the new version has been adjusted accordingly, while other dependencies remain unchanged.

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Tests/HttpUnitTests/packages.lock.json Updated nanoFramework.TestFramework version from 2.1.113 to 3.0.42; content hash updated. Other dependencies unchanged.

Possibly related PRs

  • Update 1 NuGet dependencies #425: This PR updates the nanoFramework.System.Net package in the packages.lock.json, similar to the main PR's update of the nanoFramework.TestFramework dependency, indicating a common focus on managing package versions within the same framework.
  • Update 1 NuGet dependencies #426: This PR also updates dependencies in the packages.lock.json for the Nerdbank.GitVersioning package, reflecting a similar maintenance effort in managing NuGet dependencies, akin to the changes made in the main PR.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
Tests/HttpUnitTests/packages.lock.json (1)

25-27: Consider documenting breaking changes.

Since this is a major version update of the test framework, consider documenting any breaking changes and required test code adaptations in the PR description.

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Tests/HttpUnitTests/packages.lock.json (2)

25-27: LGTM on the mechanical update.

The package version and content hash updates are correctly formatted in the lock file.


25-27: ⚠️ Verify compatibility with test code.

This update involves a major version bump (2.x → 3.x) of the test framework, which typically indicates breaking changes. Please ensure:

  1. All test code is compatible with the new version
  2. No test framework API changes affect the existing tests

Let's check for potential breaking changes:

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more specific information about the test framework usage to verify compatibility.

The previous results showed many test files and TODOs, but we need to see the actual test framework usage patterns to determine if they're affected by the version change.


Based on the analysis of the test framework usage, I can now provide the final response:

✅ Test framework update appears compatible with existing tests

The test code uses standard MSTest patterns that are stable across major versions:

  • Basic attributes ([TestClass], [TestMethod])
  • Common assertions (Assert.Equal, Assert.True, Assert.Throws)
  • No usage of deprecated or version-specific test framework features

The existing test code follows fundamental patterns that are typically maintained for backward compatibility across major versions.

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@nfbot nfbot merged commit 0811958 into main Nov 20, 2024
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@nfbot nfbot deleted the nfbot/update-dependencies/e03da48a-92c9-4576-a654-b367f0130a7d branch November 20, 2024 00:54
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