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This PR contains the following updates:

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Verify.TUnit nuget major 30.20.1 -> 31.0.1

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Reviewing Dependency Update: Verify.TUnit v30.20.1 → v31.0.0

Review Tasks:

  • Read the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
  • Check repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze major version upgrade impact
  • Look for Verify.TUnit usage in codebase
  • Review for breaking changes and compatibility
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Feedback

Code Quality & Best Practices

The dependency update follows good practices:

  • Updated in the centralized Directory.Packages.props at line 87: Verify.TUnit from 30.20.1 to 31.0.0
  • Consistent with the companion update to Verify package at line 82 (already at 31.0.0)
  • Automated via Renovate Bot with proper PR structure

⚠️ Potential Breaking Changes

Major version bump (30.x → 31.0.0) indicates potential breaking changes:

  1. Custom Implementation Risk: The codebase has custom VerifyTUnit implementations in:

    • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:196 - Custom VerifySettingsTask class
    • TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs:169 - Nearly identical custom implementation
    • TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests/GlobalUsings.cs:10-12 - Global using directives
  2. API Compatibility: The custom implementations wrap the official Verify.TUnit APIs. A major version bump may introduce:

    • Changed method signatures
    • Removed or renamed public APIs
    • Modified behavior in verification logic
    • Updated async patterns or return types

🔍 Test Coverage Requirements

Critical: This update requires thorough testing before merge:

  • Run snapshot tests: dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
  • Run public API tests: dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
  • Verify all verification-based tests pass across all projects using Verify.TUnit

Per CLAUDE.md guidelines: "Snapshot tests are critical: After ANY change to source generator or public APIs, you MUST run and accept snapshots"

🛡️ Security Concerns

  • Low risk: Verify.TUnit is a testing library with no runtime security implications
  • Supply chain: Renovate Bot provides proper source links and verification

Performance Considerations

  • Testing performance: Major version may include performance optimizations or regressions in snapshot comparison
  • Build time: Potential impact on test execution time, especially for the extensive snapshot test suite

📋 Recommendations

  1. Before merging:

    # Test all verification-dependent projects
    dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
    dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
    dotnet test TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests
    
    # Accept any legitimate snapshot changes
    # (Windows): for %f in (*.received.txt) do move /Y "%f" "%~nf.verified.txt"
  2. Monitor for:

    • Compilation errors in custom VerifySettingsTask implementations
    • Test failures in snapshot verification
    • Changes in verification behavior or output format
  3. Follow-up: If tests fail, check Verify v31.0.0 release notes for breaking changes and update custom implementations accordingly.

The dependency update itself is well-executed, but the major version bump warrants careful validation of the custom verification implementations before merging.


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Claude finished @thomhurst's task —— View job


Reviewing Dependency Update: Verify.TUnit v30.20.1 → v31.0.0

Review Tasks:

  • Read the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
  • Check repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze major version upgrade impact
  • Look for Verify.TUnit usage in codebase
  • Review for breaking changes and compatibility
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Feedback

Code Quality & Best Practices

The dependency update follows good practices:

  • Updated in the centralized Directory.Packages.props at line 87: Verify.TUnit from 30.20.1 to 31.0.0
  • Consistent with the companion update to Verify package at line 82 (already at 31.0.0)
  • Automated via Renovate Bot with proper PR structure

⚠️ Potential Breaking Changes

Major version bump (30.x → 31.0.0) indicates potential breaking changes:

  1. Custom Implementation Risk: The codebase has custom VerifyTUnit implementations in:

    • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:196 - Custom VerifySettingsTask class
    • TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs:169 - Nearly identical custom implementation
    • TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests/GlobalUsings.cs:10-12 - Global using directives
  2. API Compatibility: The custom implementations wrap the official Verify.TUnit APIs. A major version bump may introduce:

    • Changed method signatures
    • Removed or renamed public APIs
    • Modified behavior in verification logic
    • Updated async patterns or return types

🔍 Test Coverage Requirements

Critical: This update requires thorough testing before merge:

  • Run snapshot tests: dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
  • Run public API tests: dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
  • Verify all verification-based tests pass across all projects using Verify.TUnit

Per CLAUDE.md guidelines: "Snapshot tests are critical: After ANY change to source generator or public APIs, you MUST run and accept snapshots"

🛡️ Security Concerns

  • Low risk: Verify.TUnit is a testing library with no runtime security implications
  • Supply chain: Renovate Bot provides proper source links and verification

Performance Considerations

  • Testing performance: Major version may include performance optimizations or regressions in snapshot comparison
  • Build time: Potential impact on test execution time, especially for the extensive snapshot test suite

📋 Recommendations

  1. Before merging:

    # Test all verification-dependent projects
    dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
    dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
    dotnet test TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests
    
    # Accept any legitimate snapshot changes
    # (Windows): for %f in (*.received.txt) do move /Y "%f" "%~nf.verified.txt"
  2. Monitor for:

    • Compilation errors in custom VerifySettingsTask implementations
    • Test failures in snapshot verification
    • Changes in verification behavior or output format
  3. Follow-up: If tests fail, check Verify v31.0.0 release notes for breaking changes and update custom implementations accordingly.

The dependency update itself is well-executed, but the major version bump warrants careful validation of the custom verification implementations before merging.


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claude bot commented Oct 9, 2025

Claude finished @thomhurst's task —— View job


Reviewing Dependency Update: Verify.TUnit v30.20.1 → v31.0.0

Review Tasks:

  • Read the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
  • Check repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze major version upgrade impact
  • Look for Verify.TUnit usage in codebase
  • Review for breaking changes and compatibility
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Feedback

Code Quality & Best Practices

The dependency update follows good practices:

  • Updated in the centralized Directory.Packages.props at line 87: Verify.TUnit from 30.20.1 to 31.0.0
  • Consistent with the companion update to Verify package at line 82 (already at 31.0.0)
  • Automated via Renovate Bot with proper PR structure

⚠️ Potential Breaking Changes

Major version bump (30.x → 31.0.0) indicates potential breaking changes:

  1. Custom Implementation Risk: The codebase has custom VerifyTUnit implementations in:

    • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:196 - Custom VerifySettingsTask class
    • TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs:169 - Nearly identical custom implementation
    • TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests/GlobalUsings.cs:10-12 - Global using directives
  2. API Compatibility: The custom implementations wrap the official Verify.TUnit APIs. A major version bump may introduce:

    • Changed method signatures
    • Removed or renamed public APIs
    • Modified behavior in verification logic
    • Updated async patterns or return types

🔍 Test Coverage Requirements

Critical: This update requires thorough testing before merge:

  • Run snapshot tests: dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
  • Run public API tests: dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
  • Verify all verification-based tests pass across all projects using Verify.TUnit

Per CLAUDE.md guidelines: "Snapshot tests are critical: After ANY change to source generator or public APIs, you MUST run and accept snapshots"

🛡️ Security Concerns

  • Low risk: Verify.TUnit is a testing library with no runtime security implications
  • Supply chain: Renovate Bot provides proper source links and verification

Performance Considerations

  • Testing performance: Major version may include performance optimizations or regressions in snapshot comparison
  • Build time: Potential impact on test execution time, especially for the extensive snapshot test suite

📋 Recommendations

  1. Before merging:

    # Test all verification-dependent projects
    dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
    dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
    dotnet test TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests
    
    # Accept any legitimate snapshot changes
    # (Windows): for %f in (*.received.txt) do move /Y "%f" "%~nf.verified.txt"
  2. Monitor for:

    • Compilation errors in custom VerifySettingsTask implementations
    • Test failures in snapshot verification
    • Changes in verification behavior or output format
  3. Follow-up: If tests fail, check Verify v31.0.0 release notes for breaking changes and update custom implementations accordingly.

The dependency update itself is well-executed, but the major version bump warrants careful validation of the custom verification implementations before merging.


@claude
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claude bot commented Oct 10, 2025

Claude finished @thomhurst's task —— View job


Reviewing Dependency Update: Verify.TUnit v30.20.1 → v31.0.0

Review Tasks:

  • Read the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
  • Check repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze major version upgrade impact
  • Look for Verify.TUnit usage in codebase
  • Review for breaking changes and compatibility
  • Assess security and performance implications
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Feedback

Code Quality & Best Practices

The dependency update follows good practices:

  • Updated in the centralized Directory.Packages.props at line 87: Verify.TUnit from 30.20.1 to 31.0.0
  • Consistent with the companion update to Verify package at line 82 (already at 31.0.0)
  • Automated via Renovate Bot with proper PR structure

⚠️ Potential Breaking Changes

Major version bump (30.x → 31.0.0) indicates potential breaking changes:

  1. Custom Implementation Risk: The codebase has custom VerifyTUnit implementations in:

    • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:196 - Custom VerifySettingsTask class
    • TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs:169 - Nearly identical custom implementation
    • TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests/GlobalUsings.cs:10-12 - Global using directives
  2. API Compatibility: The custom implementations wrap the official Verify.TUnit APIs. A major version bump may introduce:

    • Changed method signatures
    • Removed or renamed public APIs
    • Modified behavior in verification logic
    • Updated async patterns or return types

🔍 Test Coverage Requirements

Critical: This update requires thorough testing before merge:

  • Run snapshot tests: dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
  • Run public API tests: dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
  • Verify all verification-based tests pass across all projects using Verify.TUnit

Per CLAUDE.md guidelines: "Snapshot tests are critical: After ANY change to source generator or public APIs, you MUST run and accept snapshots"

🛡️ Security Concerns

  • Low risk: Verify.TUnit is a testing library with no runtime security implications
  • Supply chain: Renovate Bot provides proper source links and verification

Performance Considerations

  • Testing performance: Major version may include performance optimizations or regressions in snapshot comparison
  • Build time: Potential impact on test execution time, especially for the extensive snapshot test suite

📋 Recommendations

  1. Before merging:

    # Test all verification-dependent projects
    dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
    dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
    dotnet test TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests
    
    # Accept any legitimate snapshot changes
    # (Windows): for %f in (*.received.txt) do move /Y "%f" "%~nf.verified.txt"
  2. Monitor for:

    • Compilation errors in custom VerifySettingsTask implementations
    • Test failures in snapshot verification
    • Changes in verification behavior or output format
  3. Follow-up: If tests fail, check Verify v31.0.0 release notes for breaking changes and update custom implementations accordingly.

The dependency update itself is well-executed, but the major version bump warrants careful validation of the custom verification implementations before merging.


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