Runtime conditional skip test

[CoreyKaylor]

I have an example previously that I used Xunit with a custom FactAttribute where I would assess a runtime condition and then set the Skip property. Is there an easy way to accomplish this in TUnit?

if (RuntimeInformation.OSArchitecture == Architecture.X86)
{
    Skip = "Skipping for x86 platform";
}

[thomhurst]

Skip.Test("reason")

[CoreyKaylor]

What do you recommend for the right hook for this Skip call?

[CoreyKaylor]

Ah, looks like it throws an exception you're handling under the covers. So not really a need for a hook per se, it can just go in the test itself.

[thomhurst]

Exactly. Just whack that skip call wherever

[sliekens]

@thomhurst for some reason, the skip call in a BeforeTest hook example doesn't work for me, the test fails instead of getting skipped. (TUnit 1.0.27)

What I tried (both Skip.Test() and throw new SkipTestException():

[thomhurst]

Ah I've knocked this out.

Basically hooks catch and wrap exceptions in a HookFailedException. But the Engine is set up to catch SkipTestException - Since it's wrapped this isn't hit anymore. I'll try and get a fix out shortly.

[thomhurst]

Give v1.0.30 a go

[sliekens]

@thomhurst that works, thanks for the fast updates 🤘