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Same pattern as #54723. This project's single test file (RegexStringTransformerTests.cs) only uses xUnit Fact/Assert.Equal — no Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types — so the TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes

  • test/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests.csproj
    • Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
    • Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
    • Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
    • Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
  • test/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests/RegexStringTransformerTests.cs: [Fact][TestMethod], add [TestClass], Assert.EqualAssert.AreEqual.

Verification

5/5 tests pass on MTP (~250 ms).

Merge ordering

Stacks on top of #54723 which stacks on #54722. Once both merge, this PR will rebase cleanly onto main.

Relates to #52914.

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Pull request overview

This PR migrates several test projects from xUnit-based defaults to MSTest.Sdk (running on Microsoft.Testing.Platform) by introducing a per-project opt-out switch (UseMSTestSdk=true) and mechanically converting affected tests/asserters. It also adjusts dotnet-watch.Tests to host Aspire-related integration tests that still depend on Microsoft.NET.TestFramework.

Changes:

  • Add MSTest.Sdk to global.json and gate the test-folder xUnit defaults in test/Directory.Build.targets behind UseMSTestSdk.
  • Convert multiple unit test projects to Sdk="MSTest.Sdk" and update test attributes/assertions accordingly (including a local AssertEx helper where needed).
  • Move/enable Aspire integration-test support in dotnet-watch.Tests via additional references and InternalsVisibleTo.
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File Description
global.json Pins MSTest.Sdk MSBuild SDK version so Sdk="MSTest.Sdk" projects restore/build.
test/Directory.Build.targets Gates xUnit-specific defaults/usings behind UseMSTestSdk to allow per-project MSTest adoption.
test/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests.csproj Switches ApiCompat test project to MSTest.Sdk and adds MSTest global using.
test/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests/RegexStringTransformerTests.cs Converts xUnit [Fact]/Assert.Equal to MSTest [TestMethod]/Assert.AreEqual.
test/containerize.UnitTests/containerize.UnitTests.csproj Switches to MSTest.Sdk, opts out of xUnit defaults, removes Microsoft.NET.TestFramework reference.
test/containerize.UnitTests/ParserTests.cs Converts xUnit tests to MSTest equivalents ([DataRow], Assert.AreEqual, etc.).
test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests.csproj Switches the Aspire unit test project to MSTest.Sdk, drops xUnit-coupled test utilities, adds assertion packages/usings.
test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests/AssertEx.cs Adds a small local assertion helper to avoid depending on xUnit-coupled shared test utilities.
test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests/AspireServerLauncherCliTests.cs Converts xUnit tests to MSTest ([TestClass], [TestMethod], MSTest asserts).
test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests/AspireResourceLauncherCliTests.cs Converts xUnit tests to MSTest, including theory/data conversion to [DataRow].
test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests/AspireHostLauncherTests.cs Converts xUnit tests to MSTest and updates asserts accordingly.
test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests/AspireHostLauncherCliTests.cs Converts xUnit tests to MSTest and updates asserts accordingly.
src/Dotnet.Watch/Watch.Aspire/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs Grants InternalsVisibleTo for dotnet-watch.Tests to support moved integration tests.
test/dotnet-watch.Tests/dotnet-watch.Tests.csproj Adds a reference to Watch.Aspire for Aspire integration tests that execute the launcher.
test/dotnet-watch.Tests/Aspire/PipeUtilities.cs Adds helper for reading status events from a named pipe in integration tests.
test/dotnet-watch.Tests/Aspire/AspireLauncherIntegrationTests.cs Renames the Aspire launcher test class to reflect its integration-test nature.

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Comment thread global.json
Comment on lines 25 to 30
"Microsoft.DotNet.Helix.Sdk": "11.0.0-beta.26303.111",
"Microsoft.Build.NoTargets": "3.7.134",
"Microsoft.Build.Traversal": "4.1.82",
"Microsoft.WixToolset.Sdk": "6.0.3-dotnet.4"
"Microsoft.WixToolset.Sdk": "6.0.3-dotnet.4",
"MSTest.Sdk": "4.3.0-preview.26307.5"
}
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Same pattern as previous migrations. None of the 6 test files used any
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types - only xUnit primitives - so the
TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to
MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Watch.BrowserRefresh.Tests/csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* 6 test files: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical conversion plus targeted fixes:
  - [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow], add [TestClass].
  - Assert.True/False/Null/NotNull/Empty/NotEmpty/Equal/NotEqual ->
    IsTrue/IsFalse/IsNull/IsNotNull/IsEmpty/IsNotEmpty/AreEqual/AreNotEqual.
  - Assert.Single(x) -> Assert.HasCount(1, x).
  - String Assert.Contains(needle, haystack) -> StringAssert.Contains(haystack, needle)
    (xUnit and MSTest argument orders are reversed).
  - One Assert.DoesNotContain(needle, str) -> Assert.IsFalse(str.Contains(needle)).
  - Assert.Collection in BrowserScriptMiddlewareTest expanded to inline
    Assert.HasCount + indexed AreEqual checks.
  - Assert.ThrowsAsync<T> -> Assert.ThrowsExactlyAsync<T>.
  - Assert.AreEqual on byte[]/int[] -> Assert.AreSequenceEqual (MSTEST0065:
    MSTest does not do element-wise equality on collections; the analyzer
    catches a real semantic difference vs xUnit).
  - StringValues (Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives) ambiguity with
    Assert.AreEqual<T> resolved by calling .ToString() at 5 call sites.
  - xUnit v3 TestContext.Current.CancellationToken -> CancellationToken.None
    (MSTest's TestContext.Current is experimental; tests do not actually
    require test-cancellation propagation).

Verification: 110/110 tests pass on MTP in ~480 ms.

Stacks on dotnet#54724 which stacks on dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

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Re-validated this PR against the new migrate-xunit-to-mstest skill landed in #54727 and bumped MSTest.Sdk to 4.3.0-preview.26311.10 (latest internal preview) via the pathfinder.

Changes applied in the latest push on this branch:
Re-validated; no changes required.

Other gotchas reviewed (no changes needed here):

  • Assert.AreEqual argument order — verified (expected, actual) throughout, matching the xUnit Assert.Equal(expected, actual) original.
  • CollectionAssert argument order — verified.
  • Assert.ThrowsExactly<T> vs Assert.Throws<T> semantics — verified (xUnit Throws<T> is exact; MSTest's same-named API is inclusive, so the migration uses ThrowsExactly<T>).
  • IsInstanceOfType<T> vs IsExactInstanceOfType<T> — see dotnet/skills#755 for the cheatsheet update we filed upstream.

Tests still pass locally on the bumped MSTest.Sdk.

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Same pattern as previous migrations. None of the 6 test files used any
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types - only xUnit primitives - so the
TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to
MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Watch.BrowserRefresh.Tests/csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* 6 test files: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical conversion plus targeted fixes:
  - [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow], add [TestClass].
  - Assert.True/False/Null/NotNull/Empty/NotEmpty/Equal/NotEqual ->
    IsTrue/IsFalse/IsNull/IsNotNull/IsEmpty/IsNotEmpty/AreEqual/AreNotEqual.
  - Assert.Single(x) -> Assert.HasCount(1, x).
  - String Assert.Contains(needle, haystack) -> StringAssert.Contains(haystack, needle)
    (xUnit and MSTest argument orders are reversed).
  - One Assert.DoesNotContain(needle, str) -> Assert.IsFalse(str.Contains(needle)).
  - Assert.Collection in BrowserScriptMiddlewareTest expanded to inline
    Assert.HasCount + indexed AreEqual checks.
  - Assert.ThrowsAsync<T> -> Assert.ThrowsExactlyAsync<T>.
  - Assert.AreEqual on byte[]/int[] -> Assert.AreSequenceEqual (MSTEST0065:
    MSTest does not do element-wise equality on collections; the analyzer
    catches a real semantic difference vs xUnit).
  - StringValues (Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives) ambiguity with
    Assert.AreEqual<T> resolved by calling .ToString() at 5 call sites.
  - xUnit v3 TestContext.Current.CancellationToken -> CancellationToken.None
    (MSTest's TestContext.Current is experimental; tests do not actually
    require test-cancellation propagation).

Verification: 110/110 tests pass on MTP in ~480 ms.

Stacks on dotnet#54724 which stacks on dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

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… on MTP

Same pattern as previous migrations. None of the 6 test files used any
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types - only xUnit primitives - so the
TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to
MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Watch.BrowserRefresh.Tests/csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* 6 test files: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical conversion plus targeted fixes:
  - [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow], add [TestClass].
  - Assert.True/False/Null/NotNull/Empty/NotEmpty/Equal/NotEqual ->
    IsTrue/IsFalse/IsNull/IsNotNull/IsEmpty/IsNotEmpty/AreEqual/AreNotEqual.
  - Assert.Single(x) -> Assert.HasCount(1, x).
  - String Assert.Contains(needle, haystack) -> StringAssert.Contains(haystack, needle)
    (xUnit and MSTest argument orders are reversed).
  - One Assert.DoesNotContain(needle, str) -> Assert.IsFalse(str.Contains(needle)).
  - Assert.Collection in BrowserScriptMiddlewareTest expanded to inline
    Assert.HasCount + indexed AreEqual checks.
  - Assert.ThrowsAsync<T> -> Assert.ThrowsExactlyAsync<T>.
  - Assert.AreEqual on byte[]/int[] -> Assert.AreSequenceEqual (MSTEST0065:
    MSTest does not do element-wise equality on collections; the analyzer
    catches a real semantic difference vs xUnit).
  - StringValues (Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives) ambiguity with
    Assert.AreEqual<T> resolved by calling .ToString() at 5 call sites.
  - xUnit v3 TestContext.Current.CancellationToken -> CancellationToken.None
    (MSTest's TestContext.Current is experimental; tests do not actually
    require test-cancellation propagation).

Verification: 110/110 tests pass on MTP in ~480 ms.

Stacks on dotnet#54724 which stacks on dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Imports the migrate-xunit-to-mstest skill from dotnet/skills@main
(plugins/dotnet-test/skills/migrate-xunit-to-mstest) into this repo so
the xUnit -> MSTest migration that's currently in progress (#54722,
#54723, #54724, #54725, #54726) has a documented, repeatable procedure
that contributors and agents can follow consistently.

Files added (verbatim from upstream):
- .github/skills/migrate-xunit-to-mstest/SKILL.md
- .github/skills/migrate-xunit-to-mstest/references/mapping-cheatsheet.md

Note: SKILL.md is 546 lines, slightly above the 500-line "Progressive
Disclosure" guideline checked by .github/skills/ValidateSkill.cs. The
validator is advisory (not CI-enforced) and we are intentionally
mirroring the upstream content verbatim to keep future syncs trivial.

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Replaced the manual <UseMSTestSdk>true</UseMSTestSdk> opt-in with the property MSTest.Sdk already sets for us: UsingMSTestSdk. Since MSTest.Sdk's Sdk.props runs before Microsoft.NET.Sdk.props and test/Directory.Build.targets is imported at the bottom of evaluation, the property is in scope wherever we need it — no per-project knob required.

Also refreshed the related comments in XUnitPublish.targets / XUnitRunner.targets and renamed the intermediate _UseMSTestSdk MSBuild property to _UsingMSTestSdk for clarity. (Thanks @Evangelink for the catch.)

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Made --report-trx conditional on Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.TrxReport actually being loaded. MSTest.Sdk enables that extension by default via EnableMicrosoftTestingExtensionsTrxReport=true for the Default / AllMicrosoft profiles, but other MTP hosts (xUnit v3 MTP, MSTest.Sdk with TestingExtensionsProfile=None, etc.) do not — passing --report-trx there fails with 'unknown argument'.

The new GetTrxReportEnabled target queries that property; XUnitRunner.targets propagates it as EnableTrxReport metadata, and SDKCustomCreateXUnitWorkItemsWithTestExclusion only emits the flag when it's true. No behavioural change for the current PRs since all migrated projects are MSTest.Sdk-based, but the dispatcher is now forward-safe.

(Applied to all 9 stacked PRs since they share these plumbing files.)

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Replaced the custom <UseMSTestSdk> opt-in property with the built-in UsingMSTestSdk property that MSTest.Sdk already sets in its Sdk.props before Directory.Build.props is evaluated. This drops a redundant declaration in every migrated csproj and just reads what the SDK already publishes.

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Round 3: moved FluentAssertions Using and AwesomeAssertions PackageReference to test/Directory.Build.targets.

The Using is now global for any test project ('$(IsTestProject)' == 'true' OR '$(UsingMSTestSdk)' == 'true'). The PackageReference is added for MSTest.Sdk projects only — xUnit projects already get it transitively via the Microsoft.NET.TestFramework project reference.

Deviation from your literal suggestion: I left the Microsoft.NET.TestFramework.* Usings and Xunit Using gated on UsingMSTestSdk != true. Moving them unconditional would also require a global <ProjectReference Include="Microsoft.NET.TestFramework" /> (otherwise MSTest projects would fail with CS0246), which would drag xunit.v3.assert and other xUnit pieces into the MSTest projects. Happy to apply the broader change (with a global ProjectRef) if you'd prefer.

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…n MTP

This is a pathfinder PR for migrating the test suite to MSTest on
Microsoft.Testing.Platform (MTP). Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests
was chosen because it has no dependency on the shared Microsoft.NET.TestFramework
(which is xUnit-coupled and referenced by ~57 of 78 test projects), so it can
migrate in isolation without unblocking dependents first.

Changes:

* global.json: add MSTest.Sdk 4.3.0-preview.26307.5 to msbuild-sdks.
* test/Directory.Build.targets: gate the xUnit defaults
  (TestRunnerName=XUnitV3, Using Include=Xunit, etc.) behind
  $(UseMSTestSdk) != true, so MSTest.Sdk projects opt out cleanly.
* test/Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests:
  - csproj now uses Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", sets UseMSTestSdk=true, references
    AwesomeAssertions and only the Watch.Aspire project. MTP is on by default
    via MSTest.Sdk (EnableMSTestRunner + TestingPlatformDotnetTestSupport).
  - All 4 unit-test files converted from xUnit to MSTest attributes/asserts
    ([Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod]/[DataRow], Assert.* equivalents,
    Assert.IsInstanceOfType<T>, Assert.HasCount, Assert.IsEmpty).
  - Local AssertEx.SequenceEqual<T> helper replaces the xUnit-coupled one
    from HotReload.Test.Utilities.
* Move the 2 integration tests (AspireLauncherTests + PipeUtilities) to
  test/dotnet-watch.Tests/Aspire/ so the Aspire.Tests project stays a pure
  MSTest unit-test project. They keep xUnit because they depend on
  WatchSdkTest, WatchableApp, [PlatformSpecificFact], ITestOutputHelper and
  TestAssets from Microsoft.NET.TestFramework. AspireLauncherTests was
  renamed to AspireLauncherIntegrationTests to reflect its new role.
* src/Dotnet.Watch/Watch.Aspire/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs: grant
  InternalsVisibleTo to dotnet-watch.Tests (needed by PipeUtilities, which
  uses internal WatchStatusEvent).
* test/dotnet-watch.Tests/dotnet-watch.Tests.csproj: add ProjectReference to
  Watch.Aspire (ExcludeAssets=Runtime) so the moved integration tests
  compile.

Verification:
* Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests builds with MSTest.Sdk and
  all 58 unit tests pass under MTP (705 ms).
* test/dotnet-watch.Tests builds successfully with the moved files.

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- Bumps MSTest.Sdk to the latest internal preview to pick up the newest
  4.3 assertion APIs (Assert.ContainsSingle, Assert.Contains for strings
  with the more natural (needle, haystack) signature, etc.).
- Applies the assertion mapping flagged by the migrate-xunit-to-mstest
  skill in this repo (.github/skills/migrate-xunit-to-mstest, PR dotnet#54727):
    Assert.HasCount(1, x) -> Assert.ContainsSingle(x)
  (one occurrence in AspireResourceLauncherCliTests.cs)

Verified: 58/58 tests still pass.

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…parity

Per reviewer feedback: MSTest 4.1.0+ exposes Assert.IsExactInstanceOfType<T>(value)
which returns T and enforces exact-type semantics -- the proper equivalent
of xUnit's Assert.IsType<T>(x). Assert.IsInstanceOfType<T> is the equivalent
of xUnit's Assert.IsAssignableFrom<T> (assignable, not exact), which would
be a silent semantic regression for the IsType<T> originals.

All 39 occurrences across AspireHostLauncherCliTests.cs,
AspireResourceLauncherCliTests.cs, AspireServerLauncherCliTests.cs, and
AspireLauncherIntegrationTests.cs were originally Assert.IsType<T> in
xUnit (verified against main), so all 39 are flipped to
Assert.IsExactInstanceOfType<T>.

Note: the migrate-xunit-to-mstest skill cheatsheet at
.github/skills/migrate-xunit-to-mstest/references/mapping-cheatsheet.md
recommends `Assert.IsInstanceOfType<T>` plus an extra typeof-check for
exact-type semantics; that guidance predates IsExactInstanceOfType being
available. Follow-up upstream (dotnet/skills) suggested.

Verified: 58/58 Aspire tests still pass; dotnet-watch.Tests builds clean.

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MSTest.Sdk already adds this as an implicit global using.

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MSTest 4.3+ provides Assert.AreSequenceEqual for element-wise IEnumerable<T> compare with a nice diff message, so the project-local AssertEx helper is no longer needed.

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…est/Directory.Build.targets

Per @Evangelink: keep per-csproj boilerplate minimal. FluentAssertions is now a
global using for any test project (gated on IsTestProject OR UsingMSTestSdk),
and AwesomeAssertions is added as a PackageReference for MSTest.Sdk projects.
xUnit projects continue to pick it up transitively via Microsoft.NET.TestFramework.

The Microsoft.NET.TestFramework.* and Xunit usings remain gated on the xUnit
branch (UsingMSTestSdk != true) because MSTest projects in this repo do not
reference Microsoft.NET.TestFramework; making those usings global would fail
with CS0246.

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The recent `Helix dispatcher: gate --report-trx on TrxReport extension
being loaded` commit accidentally removed the ProjectReference to
Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire from dotnet-watch.Tests.csproj
(introduced in the `Migrate Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests
to MSTest.Sdk on MTP` commit to allow the moved AspireLauncherIntegrationTests
and PipeUtilities to compile).

Without that reference, the build fails with:

    error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'WatchStatusEvent' could not be
    found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
    [test/dotnet-watch.Tests/Aspire/PipeUtilities.cs]

Re-add the ProjectReference.

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Same pattern as previous migrations. None of the 6 test files used any
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types - only xUnit primitives - so the
TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to
MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Watch.BrowserRefresh.Tests/csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* 6 test files: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical conversion plus targeted fixes:
  - [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow], add [TestClass].
  - Assert.True/False/Null/NotNull/Empty/NotEmpty/Equal/NotEqual ->
    IsTrue/IsFalse/IsNull/IsNotNull/IsEmpty/IsNotEmpty/AreEqual/AreNotEqual.
  - Assert.Single(x) -> Assert.HasCount(1, x).
  - String Assert.Contains(needle, haystack) -> StringAssert.Contains(haystack, needle)
    (xUnit and MSTest argument orders are reversed).
  - One Assert.DoesNotContain(needle, str) -> Assert.IsFalse(str.Contains(needle)).
  - Assert.Collection in BrowserScriptMiddlewareTest expanded to inline
    Assert.HasCount + indexed AreEqual checks.
  - Assert.ThrowsAsync<T> -> Assert.ThrowsExactlyAsync<T>.
  - Assert.AreEqual on byte[]/int[] -> Assert.AreSequenceEqual (MSTEST0065:
    MSTest does not do element-wise equality on collections; the analyzer
    catches a real semantic difference vs xUnit).
  - StringValues (Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives) ambiguity with
    Assert.AreEqual<T> resolved by calling .ToString() at 5 call sites.
  - xUnit v3 TestContext.Current.CancellationToken -> CancellationToken.None
    (MSTest's TestContext.Current is experimental; tests do not actually
    require test-cancellation propagation).

Verification: 110/110 tests pass on MTP in ~480 ms.

Stacks on dotnet#54724 which stacks on dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Evangelink added a commit to Evangelink/sdk that referenced this pull request Jun 12, 2026
… on MTP

Same pattern as previous migrations. None of the 6 test files used any
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types - only xUnit primitives - so the
TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to
MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Watch.BrowserRefresh.Tests/csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* 6 test files: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical conversion plus targeted fixes:
  - [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow], add [TestClass].
  - Assert.True/False/Null/NotNull/Empty/NotEmpty/Equal/NotEqual ->
    IsTrue/IsFalse/IsNull/IsNotNull/IsEmpty/IsNotEmpty/AreEqual/AreNotEqual.
  - Assert.Single(x) -> Assert.HasCount(1, x).
  - String Assert.Contains(needle, haystack) -> StringAssert.Contains(haystack, needle)
    (xUnit and MSTest argument orders are reversed).
  - One Assert.DoesNotContain(needle, str) -> Assert.IsFalse(str.Contains(needle)).
  - Assert.Collection in BrowserScriptMiddlewareTest expanded to inline
    Assert.HasCount + indexed AreEqual checks.
  - Assert.ThrowsAsync<T> -> Assert.ThrowsExactlyAsync<T>.
  - Assert.AreEqual on byte[]/int[] -> Assert.AreSequenceEqual (MSTEST0065:
    MSTest does not do element-wise equality on collections; the analyzer
    catches a real semantic difference vs xUnit).
  - StringValues (Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives) ambiguity with
    Assert.AreEqual<T> resolved by calling .ToString() at 5 call sites.
  - xUnit v3 TestContext.Current.CancellationToken -> CancellationToken.None
    (MSTest's TestContext.Current is experimental; tests do not actually
    require test-cancellation propagation).

Verification: 110/110 tests pass on MTP in ~480 ms.

Stacks on dotnet#54724 which stacks on dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Evangelink and others added 10 commits June 12, 2026 18:29
Introduces an MSTest-flavored counterpart to the xUnit-based
Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Test.Utilities so that test helpers that
need MSTest's TestContext (e.g. TestLogger, TestLoggerFactory) can be
shared across MSTest.Sdk test projects instead of being copy-pasted
per project.

This commit also migrates the inline TestLogger from
Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Client.Tests to consume the shared project,
which serves as the first reference consumer. Subsequent migration PRs
(DeltaApplier.Tests, Containers.UnitTests) will adopt the same project
reference instead of adding their own TestLogger/TestLoggerFactory copies.

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Follow-up to the pathfinder migration. containerize.UnitTests only uses xUnit
Fact/Theory/InlineData/Assert APIs - it does not use any types from
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework. So the project can drop its TestFramework
ProjectReference and switch to MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained PR.

Changes:
* test/containerize.UnitTests/containerize.UnitTests.csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true (opts the project out of the
    xUnit defaults in test/Directory.Build.targets - gate introduced in PR dotnet#54722).
  - Drop the ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* test/containerize.UnitTests/ParserTests.cs: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical
  conversion: [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow],
  add [TestClass], Assert.NotNull/Equal/Empty/Single ->
  IsNotNull/AreEqual/IsEmpty/HasCount(1, ...).

Verification: 9/9 tests pass on MTP in ~400 ms.

Stacks on top of PR dotnet#54722 (pathfinder). Merge after that one.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…le(x)

Applies the assertion mapping flagged by the migrate-xunit-to-mstest skill
(.github/skills/migrate-xunit-to-mstest, PR dotnet#54727). Two occurrences in
ParserTests.cs converted from `Assert.HasCount(1, parseResult.Errors)` to
the more idiomatic `Assert.ContainsSingle(parseResult.Errors)`, which
matches the xUnit original (`Assert.Single`) more directly.

Verified: 9/9 tests still pass.

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MSTest.Sdk already adds this as an implicit global using.

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MSTest.Sdk's Runner/Common.targets already sets `<IsPackable>false</IsPackable>`
for every MSTest.Sdk project, so the per-project declaration is redundant.
Same pattern as containerize.UnitTests (dotnet#54723). This project's single test
file only uses xUnit Fact/Assert.Equal - no Microsoft.NET.TestFramework
types - so the TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the
project switched to MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests.csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* test/Microsoft.DotNet.ApiCompat.Tests/RegexStringTransformerTests.cs:
  [Fact] -> [TestMethod], add [TestClass], Assert.Equal -> Assert.AreEqual.

Verification: 5/5 tests pass on MTP in ~250 ms.

Stacks on top of dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
MSTest.Sdk already adds this as an implicit global using.

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…Sdk)

MSTest.Sdk already sets $(UsingMSTestSdk)=true in its Sdk.props before
Directory.Build.props is evaluated, so the custom <UseMSTestSdk>true</UseMSTestSdk>
opt-in property is redundant. This change:

- Removes <UseMSTestSdk>true</UseMSTestSdk> from MSTest.Sdk csproj(s).
- Renames $(UseMSTestSdk) -> $(UsingMSTestSdk) in test/Directory.Build.targets
  (the xUnit-defaults gating condition) and in xunit-runner/{XUnitPublish,XUnitRunner}.targets
  (Helix MTP dispatcher detection).
--report-trx is an MTP CLI argument provided only when the
Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.TrxReport extension is loaded on the test host.
MSTest.Sdk's Default/AllMicrosoft profiles enable it by default, but other MTP
runners (e.g. xUnit v3 MTP) do not bundle the extension, so passing --report-trx
to those hosts fails with 'unknown argument'.

XUnitPublish.targets now exposes the GetTrxReportEnabled target which returns
the value of EnableMicrosoftTestingExtensionsTrxReport. XUnitRunner.targets
calls that target and propagates the value as the EnableTrxReport metadata of
SDKCustomXUnitProject items. SDKCustomCreateXUnitWorkItemsWithTestExclusion
reads that metadata and only appends --report-trx to the MTP command line when
it is true.

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The recent `Helix dispatcher: gate --report-trx on TrxReport extension
being loaded` commit accidentally removed the ProjectReference to
Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire from dotnet-watch.Tests.csproj
(introduced in the `Migrate Microsoft.DotNet.HotReload.Watch.Aspire.Tests
to MSTest.Sdk on MTP` commit to allow the moved AspireLauncherIntegrationTests
and PipeUtilities to compile).

Without that reference, the build fails with:

    error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'WatchStatusEvent' could not be
    found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
    [test/dotnet-watch.Tests/Aspire/PipeUtilities.cs]

Re-add the ProjectReference.

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@Evangelink Evangelink force-pushed the evangelink/mstest-mtp-apicompat-tests branch from 888b114 to 6f740e7 Compare June 12, 2026 16:36
Evangelink added a commit to Evangelink/sdk that referenced this pull request Jun 12, 2026
… on MTP

Same pattern as previous migrations. None of the 6 test files used any
Microsoft.NET.TestFramework types - only xUnit primitives - so the
TestFramework ProjectReference can be dropped and the project switched to
MSTest.Sdk in one self-contained change.

Changes:
* test/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Watch.BrowserRefresh.Tests/csproj:
  - Use Sdk="MSTest.Sdk", set UseMSTestSdk=true.
  - Drop ProjectReference to Microsoft.NET.TestFramework (unused).
  - Drop OutputType=Exe (MSTest.Sdk handles it).
  - Add Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting global using.
* 6 test files: xUnit -> MSTest mechanical conversion plus targeted fixes:
  - [Fact]/[Theory] -> [TestMethod], [InlineData] -> [DataRow], add [TestClass].
  - Assert.True/False/Null/NotNull/Empty/NotEmpty/Equal/NotEqual ->
    IsTrue/IsFalse/IsNull/IsNotNull/IsEmpty/IsNotEmpty/AreEqual/AreNotEqual.
  - Assert.Single(x) -> Assert.HasCount(1, x).
  - String Assert.Contains(needle, haystack) -> StringAssert.Contains(haystack, needle)
    (xUnit and MSTest argument orders are reversed).
  - One Assert.DoesNotContain(needle, str) -> Assert.IsFalse(str.Contains(needle)).
  - Assert.Collection in BrowserScriptMiddlewareTest expanded to inline
    Assert.HasCount + indexed AreEqual checks.
  - Assert.ThrowsAsync<T> -> Assert.ThrowsExactlyAsync<T>.
  - Assert.AreEqual on byte[]/int[] -> Assert.AreSequenceEqual (MSTEST0065:
    MSTest does not do element-wise equality on collections; the analyzer
    catches a real semantic difference vs xUnit).
  - StringValues (Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives) ambiguity with
    Assert.AreEqual<T> resolved by calling .ToString() at 5 call sites.
  - xUnit v3 TestContext.Current.CancellationToken -> CancellationToken.None
    (MSTest's TestContext.Current is experimental; tests do not actually
    require test-cancellation propagation).

Verification: 110/110 tests pass on MTP in ~480 ms.

Stacks on dotnet#54724 which stacks on dotnet#54723 which stacks on dotnet#54722.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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