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Make Exceptions Serializable
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Currently AssertFailedException, AssertInconclusiveException, InternalTestFailureException, and UnitTestException are not marked serializable.
This presents a problem when executing tests in an different AppDomain. Since the exceptions are not serializable the runtime can’t move them between app domains and throws SerializationException.
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:8 (6 by maintainers)
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@Haplois The effort is minimal so that’s probably still worth implementing it even if we know that app domains are no longer a thing for .net core.
We need a bit of investigation but maybe we will have to wait for the v3 as
SerializableAttributeisn’t available in portable class libs.