Git Converter - Logging Tests

Question

Hi Michel,

In continue to ticket : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5665977/gis-converter-logging-code

can you please read the README.md and see if I cover correctly all the tests ?

If not please give the needed fixes.

Thanks in advance,

Console.App -Client

GitConverter ConsoleApp README.txt

Program.cs.txt

Logging tests

README.md.txt

FileLoggingNegativeTests.cs..txt

FileLoggingTests.cs..txt

IAppLogger.cs..txt

Log.cs.txt

Log4NetAdapter.cs.txt

Log4NetAdapterTests.cs.txt

LogDisableTests.cs.txt

LoggingCollectionDefinition.cs.txt

LogHelper.cs.txt

MsLoggerAdapter.cs.txt

MsLoggerAdapterSwallowTests.cs.txt

MsLoggerAdapterTests.cs.txt

NullLogger.cs.txt

Answer 1

Hello @Dani_S ,

I've reviewed all the files you included. The test patterns are well documented with clear examples, and the README provides good guidance for running tests and troubleshooting common issues.

No changes are needed at this time. The code looks solid and ready for use.

Answer 2

I'm unable to review external documents or attachments such as README.md or code files. However, I can provide guidance on best practices for logging tests in C# if that would help you. Here are some general tips:

1. Test Coverage: Ensure that you cover all logging scenarios, including successful operations, error handling, and edge cases.
2. Assertions: Use assertions to verify that the correct log messages are generated for different scenarios. This can include checking the log level, message content, and any associated data.
3. Negative Tests: Include tests that simulate failures to ensure that your logging behaves as expected under error conditions.
4. Performance: Consider adding performance tests to ensure that logging does not significantly impact the application's performance.
5. Configuration: Test different logging configurations to ensure that your application behaves correctly with various logging setups.

If you have specific questions about logging practices or need help with a particular aspect of your tests, feel free to ask!