ICustomValidate difference between normal run and integration tests

• Your Abp package version : 4.3.0
• Your base framework: .Net Core.
• Exception message and stack trace if available : None
• Steps needed to reproduce the problem.

So I have an AppService (DevisCommandeAppService in the following example) with a specific createDto (DevisCommandeCreateDto in the following example) with a Custom Validation (ICustomValidate), If I use test the create function with swagger I can verify with the debugger that my Custom Validation is really used.

Now I create an additional function in my AppService :

        public async Task<DevisCommandeOutputDto> TestAsync()
        {
            var toto = await Create(new DevisCommandeCreateDto());
            return toto;

        }

If I try to test this method (TestAsync) with Swagger, the Custom Validation function is no called. Ok let’s say that’s normal.

Now I create a TestCase :

public class TestTestTest : Abp2TestBase
{
        private readonly DevisCommandeAppService _app;

        public CodeDevisCommandeGeneratorTest()
        {
            _app = Resolve<DevisCommandeAppService>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task TrucAsync()
        {
            DevisCommandeOutputDto creationDevisCommande = await _app.TestAsync();
        }
}

Here Abp2TestBase comes directly from the ABP template downloaded off the website (inherit from AbpIntegratedTestBase). If I debug this test, then the Custom Validation on the CreateDto is called.

Unfortunately due to that I can’t be sure that my tests are really testing what’s happening when the application is used by real users.

Hope that helps. I can try to make a full example (in a zip file if needed). I’ll try to update to 4.4.0 soon but by reading the release I’m not very confident it’ll help.

Thanks in advance for any pointers.

[seblucas]

I added another commit where I call the Create from another appService and there the Custom Validator is called : https://github.com/seblucas/module-zero-core-template/commit/50e8b72d2ea2483f266dc33939cf25f95e9a3120

Hope that will help 😉

[seblucas]

@ismcagdas @alirizaadiyahsi
Thanks a lot for your answers, I’ll have to think about that.