- We now generate a subset of the TagHelper runtime code during DesignTime. This enables users to see errors in the editor
- Added tests to validate design time code generation.
- Refactored runtime code generation tests (we now use a lot of their infrastructure for the design time pieces).
#208
- Added utility methods to construct valid SyntaxTreeNodes that represent the @removetaghelper directive.
- Added parse level unit tests to validate the @removetaghelper generates an accurate SyntaxTreeNode.
- Added parse level unit tests to validate the @removetaghelper throws with bad formats.
- Added TagHelperRegistration unit tests to validate the AddOrRemoveTagHelperCodeGenerators are understood and affect the descriptors found.
- Added Designtime mapping tests to validate correct source mappings are made to ensure proper coloring and lack-of C# intellisense.
- Added end-to-end tests to validate @removetaghelper can essentially disable TagHelpers on a page.
#112
- Tested that we can successfully plugin our own TagHelperAttributeValueCodeRenderer.
- Moved some existing TagHelper test logic into its own base type to enhance code reusability.
#119
Added sample files to evaluate accuracy of generated code for the await keyword. Also added a line mapping test to ensure that we're mapping the keyword correctly.
This addition will eventually replace CodeDOM to allow for the k10 project to build. It is a new type of codegeneration method that is highly extensible.
N. Taylor Mullen
Pranav K
Andrew Peters