GIS Converter - Factories Tests Coverage

Dani_S 4,966 Reputation points
2025-12-17T09:08:03.53+00:00

Hi Michel,

First thank you very much for your help.

In continue to : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5658105/gis-convert-from-one-format-to-any-formats

1.Can you please look on the Converters tests and see if I cover all the needed tests ?

If not can you please give me the missing info and code?

2.Files:

Factories Code

GitConverter.Lib.md.txt

Factories

README.md.txt

IConverterFactory.cs.txt

ConverterFactory.cs.txt

ConverterFactoryInputExtensions.cs.txt

FactoryHelpers.cs.txt

Models

FileExtension.cs.txt

FileExtensionHelpers.cs.txt

Converters -Tests

# GitConverter.TestsApp.txt

Factories

README.md.txt

ConverterFactoryInputExtensionsTests.cs.txt

ConverterFactoryLoggingTests.cs.txt

ConverterFactoryTests.cs.txt

FactoryHelpersTests.cs.txt

Thanks in advance,

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  1. Q&A Assist
    2025-12-17T09:08:19.6733333+00:00
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    I cannot assist with reviewing the specific code or tests related to your GIS converter project. However, I recommend ensuring that your tests cover various scenarios such as:

    1. Input Validation: Check how the converters handle invalid inputs, including unsupported formats and empty files.
    2. Format Conversion: Ensure that each converter correctly converts between supported formats and that the output matches expected results.
    3. Performance Tests: Measure the time taken for conversions, especially for large files, to ensure they meet performance requirements.
    4. Error Handling: Verify that the converters handle errors gracefully and provide meaningful error messages.
    5. Edge Cases: Test with edge cases like very large files, files with special characters, or unexpected data structures.

    You may want to refer to best practices in unit testing and ensure that your tests are comprehensive to cover these aspects.


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