Provide documentation on using Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Dialogs.Adaptive.Testing
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I have seen the Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Dialogs.Adaptive.Testing preview package and perhaps due to the preview state there seems to be little documentation on this.
I’m in the progress of building a bot using the adaptive dialog. I’m struggling with how to properly (unit)test this code. For instance, I’m using PropertyAssigment
s to assign LUIS returned entity values to my dialog properties. Works fine for simpler assignments, but I can’t seem to get it to work for an array of timex values. Apart from the fact that this in itself could be better documented, I’d also like to be able to write some tests to verify that the code is working as intended and will keep doing so in the future.
Describe the solution you’d like Whilst searching I found this package which is probably going to help, but documentation on how to use it seems to be nonexistent (or perhaps I’m looking in the wrong place!). So therefore this ticket to see if this could be sorted out.
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Hi @jsiegmund,
Apologies, it looks like this got closed in error. In terms of handling this work item, the appropriate owners of this area will need to internally triage and assess prioritization of this against other asks to determine when this can be done. I would expect that they update this issue accordingly.
For enhancements and feature requests from external customers, we do our best to ensure we turn them around within 90 days or less. We ask for your patience while we work to schedule this.
If there’s anything else in the meantime, do let us know.
The
Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Dialogs.Adaptive.Testing
package is still in preview, any documentation supporting this would not be provided until this is publically available. In the meantime, I would suggest keeping an eye on the project as it is in active development (since the original reference it was migrated to XUnit and continues to have new commits). Thank you!