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Nullable generic arguments such as mock.Get<Foo?>(Any()) currently trigger CS8634 because generated setup and verification members replace class? with class. Preserve the reference constraint annotation and nullable base/interface constraint types in the shared formatter. Explicit interface implementations retain the C#-required inherited-constraint syntax.
Add a reviewed generator snapshot covering class?, a nullable base constraint, notnull, struct with a nullable return, and unmanaged, plus a runtime setup/invocation/verification regression. C# has no struct? constraint; nullable value returns remain T? where T : struct.
Also replace existing invalid #pragma warning error directives in Issue5425Tests with project-level warning promotion, preserving their intended regression checks and making CS8634 an error.
Validation (.NET SDK 10.0.403, macOS arm64):
Mock source generator suite, net10.0: 199 passed; reviewed and accepted the new snapshot.
NullableGenericConstraintTests, net10.0: 1 passed, with CS8634 promoted to an error.
Generated mocks now preserve nullable annotations for generic constraints, including nullable reference-type and base-type constraints. This allows nullable type arguments to be configured and verified without losing their nullability in generated code.
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Added coverage for nullable generic constraints and stricter checks for nullable warnings, helping catch issues in generated mock code.
The mock source generator now preserves nullable annotations on generic constraints. Generator and runtime tests cover nullable constraint forms and nullable type arguments. The test project also promotes nullable-related compiler warnings to errors.
Changes: Nullable generic constraint handling
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Constraint generation and generated mock output src/TUnit.Mocks.SourceGenerator/Extensions/MethodSymbolExtensions.cs, tests/TUnit.Mocks.SourceGenerator.Tests/NullableConstraintTests.cs, tests/TUnit.Mocks.SourceGenerator.Tests/Snapshots/Generic_Constraints_Preserve_Nullability.verified.txt
Constraint formatting preserves nullable reference annotations, including class?. The generator test checks nullable-enabled generated code, and its snapshot records the generated mock members.
Runtime tests set up and verify null returns for nullable type arguments. The project promotes nullable-related compiler warnings to errors instead of using local warning directives.
thomhurst/TUnit#7303: It changes the same constraint-rendering path to rename colliding method type parameters.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to e3544
The nullable-constraint checks miss some suppressed generated-code warnings. No current merge-blocking defect is established.
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The PR meets the coding requirements in [#7305]. GetGenericConstraints now emits class? and includes nullable reference-type modifiers for constraint types. The generator snapshot covers class?,…
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The changes stay within [#7305]. The snapshot and runtime tests directly validate generated nullable constraints. The Issue5425Tests directive cleanup and project-level warning promotion preserve re…
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The title "fix(mocks): preserve nullable generic constraints" matches the main change. The PR changes the shared constraint formatter so generated mock setup and verification members keep nullable reference-type constraints (such as class?) and nullable base constraint types. This stops the CS8634 warning for nullable generic arguments, and the linked issue #7305 asks for the same behavior. The title is short, specific, and uses a conventional commit prefix.
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The PR meets the coding requirements in [#7305]. GetGenericConstraints now emits class? and includes nullable reference-type modifiers for constraint types. The generator snapshot covers class?, a nullable base constraint, notnull, struct with a nullable return, and unmanaged. The snapshot also preserves inherited-constraint syntax for explicit interface implementations. NullableGenericConstraintTests configures, invokes, and verifies nullable string? and MemoryStream? arguments. The test project promotes CS8634 to an error.
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The changes stay within [#7305]. The snapshot and runtime tests directly validate generated nullable constraints. The Issue5425Tests directive cleanup and project-level warning promotion preserve related nullability regression checks and make CS8634 enforceable. No unrelated implementation change is present in the reviewed diff.
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A rabbit checks each constraint line, And sees class? now rendered fine. Nullable tests confirm the call, While warnings rise to errors for all. The mock keeps nulls in their design, Then hops away, content in time.
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The fix is small and correct. GetGenericConstraints now emits class? when the reference-type constraint is annotated, and it keeps nullable annotations on base and interface constraint types. This resolves CS8634 for calls like mock.Get<Foo?>(Any()). I only read the diff and did not build or run the tests.
Snapshot: it covers class?, Foo?, notnull, struct with a nullable return, and unmanaged. The generated impl, extension and MockCall class all carry the right constraints. The explicit-interface implementation still emits plain class, which is the syntax C# requires there.
Runtime test:NullableGenericConstraintTests exercises setup, invocation and verification, and the new <WarningsAsErrors> entry for CS8634 makes any regression fail the build.
Issue5425Tests: the old #pragma warning error lines are not valid for this purpose. Moving them to project-level WarningsAsErrors makes those checks actually enforce.
Two optional points:
The SymbolDisplayFormat with IncludeNullableReferenceTypeModifier is rebuilt on every constraint. Cache it in a static readonly field so the formatting path doesn't allocate it repeatedly.
The Issue5425Tests header comment still lists the CS codes. Say that the project file is now the source of truth, or the two lists can drift apart.
Review disposition for e3544bc: both required reviewers approve and there are no inline findings. The optional formatter cache suggestion does not block this correctness fix; no measured performance regression was identified. The Issue5425Tests header already explicitly states that the project file promotes the warnings; the code list documents the regression cases. Keeping both as reviewed, nonblocking suggestions.
Promoting to ready to start CI and the ready-for-review Claude run.
Restore nullable diagnostics in the generated-code regression checks.
MockGenerator emits the implementation tree with a bare #pragma warning disable. WarningsAsErrors and AssertGeneratedCodeHasNoNullableWarnings do not override that directive. Therefore, a future nullable event mismatch or CS8634 warning can remain hidden.
Compile generated trees with the relevant warnings restored, and add a positive control that proves a nullable mismatch fails the check.
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Review comment at @tests/TUnit.Mocks.Tests/TUnit.Mocks.Tests.csproj at line 13:
Update the generated-code regression checks around MockGenerator and
AssertGeneratedCodeHasNoNullableWarnings so the relevant nullable diagnostics
are re-enabled for generated trees despite their emitted warning-disable
directive. Add a positive control that introduces a nullable mismatch and
verifies the check fails.
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Review of #7414: preserve nullable generic constraints
The fix is small and targeted. I found no blocking issues.
What I checked
class? is now emitted when ReferenceTypeConstraintNullableAnnotation == Annotated. Nullable base and interface constraint types keep their ? through IncludeNullableReferenceTypeModifier. Both changes sit in the shared formatter, so setup, verification and impl members all get them.
The snapshot matches the described behavior. The explicit interface implementation keeps where T : class, struct and so on, which is what C# requires. The impl and extension members get class?, Foo? and notnull.
The runtime regression test (NullableGenericConstraintTests) calls the generated members with string? and MemoryStream?, so it exercises the CS8634 path directly.
The #pragma warning error lines are not valid C#. Replacing them with WarningsAsErrors in the csproj makes those regression checks actually enforced, and it adds CS8634.
Minor suggestions (non-blocking)
Both calls to FullyQualifiedFormat.WithMiscellaneousOptions(FullyQualifiedFormat.MiscellaneousOptions | ...) build a new SymbolDisplayFormat per constraint. Hoist the format into a static readonly field. That follows the repo's allocation-conscious guidance and tidies the code.
Consider adding a snapshot or test case for where T : class?, IDisposable?, and one for an unconstrained T with default, so the combined cases are covered too.
Run 41547261699 completed successfully; the prior wait no longer holds. Claude and Codex approve head e3544bc and no inline threads remain. Claude's optional caching and extra coverage suggestions remain nonblocking, as previously dispositioned.
Ubuntu .NET CI failed on two intermittent SharedObjectDisposeSpanTests span-capture assertions under net8.0 (duplicate/missing activities); net9.0/net10.0 and the Windows/macOS jobs passed. This is outside the mock constraint change. Recorded reproduction and exact failures in #7435. Using the one allowed diagnosed-flake rerun for the failed Ubuntu job in run 41547261260 (first attempt); no tests are skipped or relaxed. If it repeats, fix the tests rather than rerunning again.
CodeRabbit's nonblocking warning-suppression finding is valid: generated implementation headers disable diagnostics, and the test compilation helper does not restore them. Tracked as #7436 for a test-only guard improvement; this PR still enforces CS8634 at consumer call sites and its reviewed snapshot preserves the actual generated constraints. This follow-up does not establish a defect in the nullable constraint fix.
The PR remains open awaiting that CI result, not on hold. It is not superseded, its closing reference to #7305 is present, and there is no external prerequisite or owner decision to defer behind.
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Nullable generic arguments such as
mock.Get<Foo?>(Any())currently trigger CS8634 because generated setup and verification members replaceclass?withclass. Preserve the reference constraint annotation and nullable base/interface constraint types in the shared formatter. Explicit interface implementations retain the C#-required inherited-constraint syntax.Add a reviewed generator snapshot covering
class?, a nullable base constraint,notnull,structwith a nullable return, andunmanaged, plus a runtime setup/invocation/verification regression. C# has nostruct?constraint; nullable value returns remainT? where T : struct.Also replace existing invalid
#pragma warning errordirectives in Issue5425Tests with project-level warning promotion, preserving their intended regression checks and making CS8634 an error.Validation (.NET SDK 10.0.403, macOS arm64):
Closes #7305
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