How to wrap all methods of a test correctly?

[W-Sebastian]

Hey the documentation is lacking and upon inspecting the source code I haven't managed to write a proper hook to wrap all parts of a test.

I am attempting to have a custom attribute that when placed on a test, suite or assembly it will dispatch all those calls on a particular thread with a custom dispatcher.

Considering this class:

[Dispatch]
public class DispatchedTest
{
    [Before(Class)]
    public static void BeforeAll()
    {
    }
    
    [Before(HookType.Test)]
    public void BeforeEach()
    {
    }
    
    [Test]
    public void Test()
    {
    }

    [After(HookType.Test)]
    public void AfterEach()
    {
    }
    
    [After(Class)]
    public static void AfterAll()
    {
    }
}

I'd like all methods to be dispatched, including Before/After hooks.

So far I've tried to derive from GenericAbstractExecutor and implement ITestRegisteredEventReceiver with:

public ValueTask OnTestRegistered(TestRegisteredContext context)
{
    var exec = new DispatchExecutor();
    context.SetHookExecutor(exec);
    context.SetTestExecutor(exec);
    return default;
}

and the test executor works fine, the method is invoked through my executor, however the other hooks are not triggered. It seems like ITestExecutor is being used but IHookExecutor is not taken into account.

Any help would be much appreciated.

[W-Sebastian]

Small bump to check if there is anything new about this as of the latest updates? I had tried locally with a recent version and I get the same findings, seems like I am still unable to properly wrap / dispatch actions from tests.

[thomhurst]

Sorry I missed this! Working on a fix here: #3357

[W-Sebastian]

Super thanks for the update! I will watch the PR and re-test after it gets merged or sooner.