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Port test.fail's session outcome with NUnit's E2E.Fail property (#1553) - #1555
Ports the session side of upstream test.fail (e2e-inc/e2e#1539, 732ea8a) far enough for the two unported its of mcp-test-run.test.ts. Per the maintainer's decision, no new public API: the mark is NUnit's own property E2E.Fail ([Property("E2E.Fail", "reason")], or set in the body through TestExecutionContext.CurrentContext.CurrentTest.Properties).
What changes in open_session {test}:
A marked test whose body fails reads failed as expected with Expected to fail: <reason>.
A marked test whose body passes reads UNEXPECTED_PASS: test is marked test.fail ("<reason>") but passed, and is recorded as a failure, as upstream does.
A beforeAll failure under a mark reads failed (not as expected), with the reason line, as upstream.
A timeout is not decided by the mark, so it gets no Expected to fail line.
Upstream parity
Upstream change: tester-army/e2e commit 732ea8a (#1539, feat(e2e): test.fail for tests expected to fail) and the mcp-test-run.test.tsits it adds.
Verdict: gaps remain. Each gap is a justified exception:
Counts (approximate): ported 4 (mark read, outcome text, UNEXPECTED_PASS, beforeAll under a mark), partial 2 (the two its, see below), missing 3 groups (see below), renamed 0, port-only 3 (SessionTestOutcome.ExpectedFailure, NUnitSessionTestRunner.ExpectedFailure/FindResult, the E2E.Fail property name constant).
Missing, justified: the run verdict. NUnit has no expected-failure outcome, so dotnet test reports a marked failing test as failed and a marked passing test as passed. Upstream's expected-failure.ts settles the verdict. Not ported: collect/registry.ts (fail option, test.fail registration), run/expected-failure.ts and run/retry.ts (retry of an unexpected pass), report/* (reporters show the covered error), schema/report-v1.schema.json, telemetry/events.ts, internal/expected-failure.ts. The port has no test registry, scheduler, retry, or reporter parts; NUnit and xUnit own those.
Missing, justified: upstream's timeout coverage (timed-out is covered upstream and becomes a pass). The port reports timed out and does not cover it.
Missing, justified: test.fail called in the body is set through NUnit's execution context, not an API; beforeEach marks and afterEach refusal are not ported.
Partial: the two its are Partial_ in OpenSessionTestOverE2eMcpTests (full names, not file:line). They open through SessionHost and check the opening text. Text unit tests are in TestOutcomeTests.
Error codes: UNEXPECTED_PASS (NUnitSessionTestRunner.Outcome, covered by Partial_Tells_a_test_that_failed_as_test_fail_expected_and_one_that_passed_unexpectedly and Tells_a_test_that_passed_though_marked_as_expected_to_fail); HOOK_FAILED in beforeAll under a mark (covered by Partial_Does_not_cover_a_beforeAll_failure_with_test_fail and Tells_a_hook_failure_under_a_mark_as_failed_not_as_expected).
Contract sentences: upstream's "a skip wins" is not verified in the port (a skipped test under a mark is not tested here). "Infrastructure errors are not covered" is not verified either; the port reads the test's own Failure only.
Repo rules (CLAUDE.md): the public surface change (the E2E.Fail convention, the outcome wording) is in COMPATIBILITY.md (the test.fail entry) and skills/e2e-dotnet/references/mcp.md, and docs-site/src/content/docs/coding-agents.mdx. The change adds no public API.
Local checks
dotnet format E2E.slnx --verify-no-changes on the changed files: clean.
tests/E2E.Cli.TestsHostedDeviceSessionTests.Releases_the_lease_of_a_session_that_sits_idle failed once in a full Mcp run and passed on rerun (11/11). It is in hosted-device code this PR does not touch.
Real-model tests (TestCategory=RealModel) not run: the change does not affect the agent, prompts, cache, replay, the web engine, or the page script.
NUnit session runs now recognize tests marked as expected to fail. A failing test body is reported as “failed as expected” with its reason; a passing test is reported as UNEXPECTED_PASS.
Failures in setup hooks remain ordinary failures, and timeouts retain their existing status. The expected-failure mark does not change the verdict from dotnet test.
Documentation
Updated compatibility and usage guidance to clarify the partial support and its behavior in session runs.
A test marked expected to fail, with NUnit's [Property("E2E.Fail", reason)]
or set in its body, reads "failed as expected" in open_session {test} when
its body fails, and fails with UNEXPECTED_PASS when it passes. A beforeAll
failure under a mark reads failed. The run's own verdict is not inverted,
since NUnit has no expected-failure outcome; see COMPATIBILITY.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A teardown that fails after a marked body is a failure, not UNEXPECTED_PASS.
A non-string mark value still counts as a mark. A timeout is not decided by
the mark, so it gets no "Expected to fail" line. The coding-agents guide
describes the expected-failure outcome.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The NUnit session runner now reads E2E.Fail and carries its reason into session outcomes. The CLI reports marked body failures as “failed as expected” and marked passes as UNEXPECTED_PASS. The expected-failure marker does not change the dotnet test verdict.
Changes: NUnit expected-failure reporting
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Summary
Read the NUnit marker and create session outcomes src/E2E/Run/SessionTests.cs, src/E2E.NUnit/NUnitSessionTestRunner.cs, tests/E2E.NUnit.Tests/McpTestRun/OpenSessionTestOverE2eMcpTests.cs
SessionTestOutcome carries an optional expected-failure reason. The NUnit runner reads E2E.Fail from test results and includes the reason in outcomes, including beforeAll failures. Tests cover marked failures, unexpected passes, and setup-hook failures.
Format outcomes and document supported behavior src/E2E.Cli/Mcp/TestOutcome.cs, src/E2E.Cli/Mcp/Session.cs, tests/E2E.Cli.Tests/McpTestOutcome/TestOutcomeTests.cs, COMPATIBILITY.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/coding-agents.mdx, skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md, skills/e2e-dotnet/references/mcp.md
The CLI formats expected body failures and unexpected passes, while setup-hook failures remain ordinary failures and timeouts retain their timeout status. Tests verify these outcomes. The documentation describes the marker, reported outcomes, and compatibility limits.
hardkoded/e2e-dotnet#1485 — It changes the same open_session {test} outcome pipeline and related runner and CLI code.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 40a58
A teardown failure can be misleadingly reported as expected. Correct that status and add the missing opening-text assertions; the remaining risk is narrow.
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Point 4: TestOutcome.Describe changes the user-visible open_session outcome for expected failures. The PR reports this as upstream behavior, but skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md:118 is unchanged. The …
Update skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md to describe the expected-failure outcomes. Verify the wording and remaining parity against upstream when its source is available.
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Issue #1553 requires both upstream integration tests with their upstream names and assertions. The PR adds Partial_Tells_a_test_that_failed_as_test_fail_expected_and_one_that_passed_unexpectedly and…
Add the two upstream-named integration tests with the required open_session {test} assertions. Assert the opening text for the expected body failure, the unexpected pass, and the marked beforeAll failure. Keep the existing unit tests if…
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The changed source, tests, and documentation implement or document the test.fail behavior for open_session {test}. The E2E.Fail property handling, outcome propagation, text formatting, hook hand…
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Point 4: TestOutcome.Describe changes the user-visible open_session outcome for expected failures. The PR reports this as upstream behavior, but skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md:118 is unchanged. The PR updates the docs-site guide and COMPATIBILITY.md. Upstream source was unavailable. The upstream test inventory, assertions, symbol mapping, and wording could not be verified.
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Update skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md to describe the expected-failure outcomes. Verify the wording and remaining parity against upstream when its source is available.
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Issue #1553 requires both upstream integration tests with their upstream names and assertions. The PR adds Partial_Tells_a_test_that_failed_as_test_fail_expected_and_one_that_passed_unexpectedly and Partial_Does_not_cover_a_beforeAll_failure_with_test_fail, but these tests assert SessionTestOutcome only. They do not assert the open_session {test} opening text. The new TestOutcomeTests cover text formatting separately, but they do not provide the required integration assertions. The implementation does read E2E.Fail, reports expected failures, reports UNEXPECTED_PASS, and carries the mark through beforeAll failures.
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Add the two upstream-named integration tests with the required open_session {test} assertions. Assert the opening text for the expected body failure, the unexpected pass, and the marked beforeAll failure. Keep the existing unit tests if they remain useful.
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Latest explanation: The prior documentation concern is addressed: commit 40a58757 updates skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md with the expected-failure outcomes. The PR and COMPATIBILITY.md describe the partial port, and the two session tests use Partial_ names. Upstream source is unavailable, so the symbol mappings, test inventory and assertions, behavior, and documentation wording could not be verified.
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Review comments at @src/E2E.NUnit/NUnitSessionTestRunner.cs:
- Around line 128-138: Update the fallback failure handling in
NUnitSessionTestRunner so a OneTimeTearDown failure after a passing body
receives a distinct code or phase from an expected body failure. Update
TestOutcome.Describe to exclude that teardown failure from the “failed as
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- Around line 75-110: Update the marked-test coverage in
Partial_Tells_a_test_that_failed_as_test_fail_expected_and_one_that_passed_unexpectedly
and Partial_Does_not_cover_a_beforeAll_failure_with_test_fail to run the
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`40a58757` updates `skills/e2e-dotnet/SKILL.md`. The PR also updates the
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A teardown that fails after a passing marked body reports TEST_FAILED with no
expected-failure reason. The two partial session tests now open through
SessionHost and assert the opening text, not only the outcome.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1553
Ports the session side of upstream
test.fail(e2e-inc/e2e#1539,732ea8a) far enough for the two unportedits ofmcp-test-run.test.ts. Per the maintainer's decision, no new public API: the mark is NUnit's own propertyE2E.Fail([Property("E2E.Fail", "reason")], or set in the body throughTestExecutionContext.CurrentContext.CurrentTest.Properties).What changes in
open_session {test}:failed as expectedwithExpected to fail: <reason>.UNEXPECTED_PASS: test is marked test.fail ("<reason>") but passed, and is recorded as a failure, as upstream does.beforeAllfailure under a mark readsfailed(not as expected), with the reason line, as upstream.Expected to failline.Upstream parity
Upstream change: tester-army/e2e commit
732ea8a(#1539,feat(e2e): test.fail for tests expected to fail) and themcp-test-run.test.tsits it adds.Verdict: gaps remain. Each gap is a justified exception:
its, see below), missing 3 groups (see below), renamed 0, port-only 3 (SessionTestOutcome.ExpectedFailure,NUnitSessionTestRunner.ExpectedFailure/FindResult, theE2E.Failproperty name constant).dotnet testreports a marked failing test as failed and a marked passing test as passed. Upstream'sexpected-failure.tssettles the verdict. Not ported:collect/registry.ts(failoption,test.failregistration),run/expected-failure.tsandrun/retry.ts(retry of an unexpected pass),report/*(reporters show the covered error),schema/report-v1.schema.json,telemetry/events.ts,internal/expected-failure.ts. The port has no test registry, scheduler, retry, or reporter parts; NUnit and xUnit own those.timed-outis covered upstream and becomes a pass). The port reportstimed outand does not cover it.test.failcalled in the body is set through NUnit's execution context, not an API;beforeEachmarks andafterEachrefusal are not ported.its arePartial_inOpenSessionTestOverE2eMcpTests(full names, notfile:line). They open throughSessionHostand check the opening text. Text unit tests are inTestOutcomeTests.UNEXPECTED_PASS(NUnitSessionTestRunner.Outcome, covered byPartial_Tells_a_test_that_failed_as_test_fail_expected_and_one_that_passed_unexpectedlyandTells_a_test_that_passed_though_marked_as_expected_to_fail);HOOK_FAILED in beforeAllunder a mark (covered byPartial_Does_not_cover_a_beforeAll_failure_with_test_failandTells_a_hook_failure_under_a_mark_as_failed_not_as_expected).Failureonly.E2E.Failconvention, the outcome wording) is inCOMPATIBILITY.md(thetest.failentry) andskills/e2e-dotnet/references/mcp.md, anddocs-site/src/content/docs/coding-agents.mdx. The change adds no public API.Local checks
dotnet format E2E.slnx --verify-no-changeson the changed files: clean.tests/E2E.Cli.TestsMcpTestOutcome: 9 passed (3 new).tests/E2E.NUnit.TestsOpenSessionTestOverE2eMcpTests: 12 passed (2 new).tests/E2E.Cli.TestsHostedDeviceSessionTests.Releases_the_lease_of_a_session_that_sits_idlefailed once in a fullMcprun and passed on rerun (11/11). It is in hosted-device code this PR does not touch.TestCategory=RealModel) not run: the change does not affect the agent, prompts, cache, replay, the web engine, or the page script.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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