When I try to find out if there are calls from the assembly code to the specific generic method, it doesn't work properly.
GetMethodMembers() method finds the method like:
System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1<System.Int32> LinqToDB.LinqExtensions::UpdateAsync(LinqToDB.Linq.IUpdatable`1<T>,System.Threading.CancellationToken)<T>
and the calls in the architecture are expected to be like:
System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1<System.Int32> LinqToDB.LinqExtensions::UpdateAsync(LinqToDB.Linq.IUpdatable`1<!!0>,System.Threading.CancellationToken)<!!0>
In the result, the method call is not found, even if the call exists.
See attached project. I've found two workarounds for this: one with use hardcoded full expected method name and one by using regular expression which is marked as deprecated.
ArchUnitNetGenericTypes.zip - there are 3 tests there and all should pass, but as you see, only the ones with mentioned workarounds pass and the one with GetMethodMembers fail.
When I try to find out if there are calls from the assembly code to the specific generic method, it doesn't work properly.
GetMethodMembers() method finds the method like:
System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1<System.Int32> LinqToDB.LinqExtensions::UpdateAsync(LinqToDB.Linq.IUpdatable`1<T>,System.Threading.CancellationToken)<T>
and the calls in the architecture are expected to be like:
System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1<System.Int32> LinqToDB.LinqExtensions::UpdateAsync(LinqToDB.Linq.IUpdatable`1<!!0>,System.Threading.CancellationToken)<!!0>
In the result, the method call is not found, even if the call exists.
See attached project. I've found two workarounds for this: one with use hardcoded full expected method name and one by using regular expression which is marked as deprecated.
ArchUnitNetGenericTypes.zip - there are 3 tests there and all should pass, but as you see, only the ones with mentioned workarounds pass and the one with GetMethodMembers fail.