after() function is not called when test fails.

[galatrash]

The test cleanup function after() is not called when a test fails. I think, it should be called regardless.

[lefthandedgoat]

I released a new version of canopy this morning which should address this

#197

[galatrash]

I've checked the repository but it seems the change #197 is not merged into the master branch.

[lefthandedgoat]

You are right, I forgot to merge the pull request, I just did that and when I get home tonight I will do another build and let you know.

[galatrash]

Thank you

[lefthandedgoat]

https://www.nuget.org/packages/canopy/0.9.26

That has the change in it.

[galatrash]

It would be nicer to have these before/after/once/lastly to work across all the tests and not just the very first context (same as TextFixtureSetup / TextFixtureTeardown / Setup / Teardown in unit test frameworks.

[lefthandedgoat]

You want them to not be context specific?

[galatrash]

That's what I suggest - across all tests (once for the very first test, lastly for the very end test, before/after for all tests).

Here is an example why they would be useful:

let stopWatch = System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch()

before (fun _ -> stopWatch.Restart())

after (fun _ ->
    stopWatch.Stop()
    let total = stopWatch.Elapsed
    printfn "Total test time: %A" total)

[lefthandedgoat]

Its like that, but its all tests within a context.

If you want to have some nice common code so that you don't have to redefine the same boring once/before/after/lastly for each context I can show you how to do that. Just take a few minutes.

[galatrash]

Also context specific ones could be useful, but these should be defined inside the context itself; not the global level.

[lefthandedgoat]

This gist shows:

https://gist.github.com/lefthandedgoat/006f9282e53b9ab29f6e

F# runs the most recently defined version of a function, so by providing a new version of context in canopyExtensions and opening it after canopy and runner, we get that free default code everywhere.

Does this help accomplish what you want?

[galatrash]

Yes, that's wonderful. Thank you.

[lefthandedgoat]

You are welcome, enjoy!