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GetAbsoluteExpirationValue() SonarQube report says, this method is partially covered(Partially covered by tests, 1 of 2 conditions).
But Resharper shows 100 % coverage.

Can you help me what am I missing here?


public MemoryCacheEntryOptions GetMemoryCacheEntryOptionsFromConfiguration()
        {
            var options = new MemoryCacheEntryOptions
            {
                AbsoluteExpiration = GetAbsoluteExpirationValue(),

                SlidingExpiration = GetSlidingExpirationValue()
            };

            return options;
        }

        private TimeSpan GetSlidingExpirationValue()
        {
            return TimeSpan.FromMinutes(
                double.TryParse(_configuration.GetValue<string>("CacheOptions:Menu:SlidingExpiration"),
                    out var slidingExpiration)
                    ? slidingExpiration
                    : 60); //default cache will expire in 60 minutes
        }

        private DateTimeOffset GetAbsoluteExpirationValue()
        {
            return DateTimeOffset.TryParse(
                _configuration.GetValue<string>("CacheOptions:Menu:AbsoluteExpiration"),
                out var absoluteExpiration)
                ? absoluteExpiration
                : DateTimeOffset.Now.AddMinutes(180); //default cache will expire in 180 minutes
        }


What I have tried:

[Fact]
       public void GetMemoryCacheEntryOptionsFromConfigurationShouldSetDefaultOptionsValuesWhenConfigurationValueIsInvalid()
       {
           var options = new MemoryCacheOptions();
           var memoryCache = new MemoryCache(options);
           var cacheService = new CacheService<string, string>(memoryCache, _configurationMock.Object);

           _configurationMock
               .Setup(c => c.GetSection("CacheOptions:Menu:AbsoluteExpiration").Value)
               .Returns("somewrongvalue");

           _configurationMock
               .Setup(c => c.GetSection("CacheOptions:Menu:SlidingExpiration").Value)
               .Returns("somewrongvalue");

           //Act
           var entryOptions = cacheService.GetMemoryCacheEntryOptionsFromConfiguration();

           // Assert
           entryOptions.SlidingExpiration.Should().Be(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(60));
           entryOptions.AbsoluteExpiration.HasValue.Should().BeTrue();
       }
Posted
Updated 30-Mar-23 1:15am

1 solution

ReSharper is wrong. You test what happens when the configuration contains an invalid value; but you never test what happens when the configuration contains a valid value.

There are four paths you need to test:
  1. CacheOptions:Menu:SlidingExpiration is invalid, CacheOptions:Menu:AbsoluteExpiration is invalid;
  2. CacheOptions:Menu:SlidingExpiration is invalid, CacheOptions:Menu:AbsoluteExpiration is valid;
  3. CacheOptions:Menu:SlidingExpiration is valid, CacheOptions:Menu:AbsoluteExpiration is invalid;
  4. CacheOptions:Menu:SlidingExpiration is valid, CacheOptions:Menu:AbsoluteExpiration is valid;
 
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