Analyzers FluentAssertions -> NUnit

[verdie-g]

As you may have heard, FluentAssertions changed to a paid license. What do you think about analyzers to easily migrate from FluentAssertions to NUnit?

[mikkelbu]

I can see that analyzers would be helpful for migrating - like https://github.com/wachulski/nunit-migrator is for migrating from NUnit 2 to NUnit 3.

That being said I'm unsure if it should be part of the this repository or a separate set of analyzers. I guess the analyzers will contain a lot of knowledge about FluentAssertions - the syntax and semantics - and that is not particular related to NUnit.

[Bartleby2718]

@mikkelbu Would the NUnit team be willing to set up a GitHub repository and the publish pipeline for a new NuGet package (e.g. NUnit.Analyzers.FluentAssertions) and align on a diagnostic ID prefix?

(I see in https://www.nuget.org/packages/fluentassertions/#usedby-body-tab that https://github.com/DevToys-app/DevToys uses FluentAssertions 6, which can be used for testing purposes.)

[mikkelbu]

Hi @Bartleby2718

I cannot answer on behalf of the rest of the team (I can delegate the question to them), but personally I think it would be better to first create a project with some content before setting up a NUnit repository. Personally, I don't think I'll have time to work on such a project (I already have a hard time keeping up with the existing NUnit repos at the moment).

Relating to publish pipelines then I think each major NUnit repo (the framework, the adapter, the console, this project ...) has it own kind of pipeline(s), so it is not like we have some common setup.