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Summary

This PR implements comprehensive unit testing for the MIM Synchronisation Scheduler by refactoring the application to use dependency injection and creating extensive test coverage.

Key Changes

Architecture Refactoring

  • Extracted service layer with dependency injection interfaces and implementations

    • IProcessExecutor / ProcessExecutor - PowerShell, VBS, and executable execution
    • ISqlExecutor / SqlExecutor - SQL Server command execution
    • IManagementAgentExecutor / ManagementAgentExecutor - MIM WMI operations
    • ITaskExecutor / TaskExecutor - Task orchestration and execution logic
    • IScheduleExecutor / ScheduleExecutor - Schedule execution coordination
  • Refactored Program.cs from ~800 lines of static methods to ~50 line coordinator using DI

Test Coverage

  • 37 comprehensive tests (up from 14), all passing ✅
    • 11 integration tests in ProcessExecutorTests - real PowerShell, VBS, and CMD execution
    • 13 unit tests in TaskExecutorTests - mocked dependencies for all task types
    • 3 unit tests in ScheduleExecutorTests - schedule orchestration
    • 10 unit tests for model classes

Solution Structure

  • Reorganised to .NET best practices with src/ and tests/ directories
  • Converted project to SDK-style format while maintaining .NET Framework 4.8.1

CI/CD

  • Added GitHub Actions workflow for automated build and test on every commit
  • Runs on windows-latest with .NET 8.0 SDK
  • Publishes test results to GitHub Actions UI

Documentation

  • Comprehensive test README with architecture diagrams and testing strategy
  • VS Code tasks configured for detailed test output

Test Coverage Details

Service Tests (27 tests)

  • PowerShell, VBScript, and Executable execution (success/failure/whatif modes)
  • SQL Server task execution
  • Management Agent run profiles and pending import/export checks
  • Child task execution and continuation conditions
  • Block task parallel execution

Model Tests (10 tests)

  • Schedule and ScheduleTask property validation
  • ToString() formatting for different task types
  • Collection management

All external dependencies mocked with Moq for comprehensive unit testing without infrastructure requirements.

Testing Approach

  • Integration tests for ProcessExecutor (real scripts and executables)
  • Unit tests for business logic (fully mocked dependencies)
  • British English naming conventions maintained throughout

Test Plan

  • All 37 tests pass locally
  • Solution builds successfully in Release configuration
  • GitHub Actions workflow validates on push
  • No breaking changes to existing functionality
  • Documentation updated

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JayVDZ and others added 11 commits November 23, 2025 15:04
Created comprehensive test coverage for core components:
- UtilitiesTests: Tests for GetCallingClassName/MethodName helpers
- TimerTests: Tests for Timer creation and operation
- ScheduleTests: Tests for Schedule model initialisation and properties
- ScheduleTaskTests: Tests for ScheduleTask model including child tasks

Test framework setup:
- xUnit 2.9.2 for test execution
- FluentAssertions 6.12.2 for readable assertions
- Moq 4.20.72 for mocking (future use)
- Added InternalsVisibleTo attribute for internal member access
- Excluded test project from main project compilation

All 14 tests passing successfully.

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Reorganised project structure to industry standard layout:
- src/ - Contains source code projects
- tests/ - Contains test projects
- Solution file remains at root level

Benefits:
- Clear separation of concerns
- Scales well when adding more projects
- Matches standard .NET OSS project structure
- Cleaner root directory

Updated references:
- Solution file now points to new project paths
- Test project reference updated to point to src project
- DefaultItemExcludes updated for new test location

All builds and tests pass successfully (14/14 tests passing).

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Created foundation for comprehensive testing:

Test Helper Resources:
- PowerShell test scripts (success/failure scenarios)
- VBScript test scripts (success/failure scenarios)
- Sample test schedule configuration
- Test helper files automatically copied to output directory

Testing Interfaces (for future DI refactoring):
- ISqlExecutor - Interface for SQL Server operations
- IManagementAgentExecutor - Interface for MIM MA operations

Documentation:
- Comprehensive README.md explaining testing strategy
- Current test coverage (14 passing tests)
- Limitations and future improvements
- Clear guidance on what can/cannot be tested

Testing Strategy:
✅ Full coverage of model classes (Schedule, ScheduleTask)
✅ Utility method testing (Timer, stack trace helpers)
✅ British English conventions throughout
❌ SQL/MIM operations require refactoring for testability

All 14 existing tests pass. Foundation ready for future
dependency injection refactoring to enable mocking of
external dependencies (SQL Server, MIM).

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extracted all external dependency logic into testable service classes:

Services Created:
- ProcessExecutor - Handles PowerShell, VBScript, and executable execution
- SqlExecutor - Handles SQL Server command execution
- ManagementAgentExecutor - Handles MIM Management Agent operations

Interfaces Created:
- IProcessExecutor - Abstraction for process execution
- ISqlExecutor - Abstraction for SQL operations (existing)
- IManagementAgentExecutor - Abstraction for MIM operations (existing)

Benefits:
✅ All external dependencies can now be mocked in tests
✅ Clean separation of concerns
✅ WhatIf mode support in all executors
✅ Comprehensive logging preserved
✅ All PowerShell event handlers extracted and working

VS Code Configuration:
- Updated tasks.json with detailed test output logging

Next Steps:
- Create TaskExecutor service to orchestrate task execution
- Refactor Program.cs to use dependency injection
- Create comprehensive unit tests with mocks

All builds succeed. Ready for next phase of refactoring.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Completed service layer extraction for full testability:

TaskExecutor Service:
- Orchestrates execution of individual tasks
- Handles all task types (MA, PowerShell, VBS, Executable, SQL, Block)
- Manages child task execution recursively
- Supports sequential and parallel (block) execution
- Tracks ManagementAgent import changes across tasks
- Implements retry logic for SQL deadlocks

ScheduleExecutor Service:
- Manages complete schedule execution
- Delegates to TaskExecutor for actual work
- Tracks timing and logging

Key Features:
✅ All services support dependency injection
✅ WhatIf mode supported throughout
✅ Parallel block execution with proper state aggregation
✅ Fixed ref parameter issue in lambda expressions (using tuples)
✅ Comprehensive error handling and logging

All services are now fully testable with mocked dependencies.

Next: Refactor Program.cs to use these services via DI.

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MAJOR REFACTORING: Program.cs now uses service layer exclusively.

Changes to Program.cs:
- Removed all static fields (ManagementAgentImportsHadChanges, StopOnIncompletion)
- Main() now creates service instances with proper DI
- All execution logic delegated to services
- Simplified to ~50 lines from ~800 lines
- WhatIf mode passed as constructor parameter
- Clean separation: Program.cs is now just a thin coordinator

Service Composition in Main():
1. ProcessExecutor - handles scripts and executables
2. SqlExecutor - handles SQL commands
3. ManagementAgentExecutor - handles MIM operations
4. TaskExecutor - orchestrates task execution
5. ScheduleExecutor - manages schedule execution

Benefits:
✅ Program.cs is now trivial and easy to understand
✅ All logic is testable through service interfaces
✅ Services can be mocked for comprehensive testing
✅ True dependency injection pattern
✅ No more static state
✅ Clean architecture

All 14 existing tests still pass.
Application builds successfully.

Next: Create comprehensive mock-based unit tests for all services.

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MAJOR MILESTONE: 37 tests passing (up from 14)!

New Test Coverage:

ProcessExecutorTests (11 tests):
✅ PowerShell script execution (success/failure/whatif)
✅ VBScript execution (success/failure/whatif)
✅ Executable execution (success/failure/whatif/null args)
✅ All task types tested with real processes

TaskExecutorTests (13 tests):
✅ PowerShell task execution with mocks
✅ VBScript task execution with mocks
✅ Executable task execution with mocks
✅ SQL Server task execution with mocks
✅ Management Agent task execution with mocks
✅ MA pending exports check
✅ Child task execution (success/failure scenarios)
✅ Continuation condition logic
✅ All using Moq for dependency mocking

ScheduleExecutorTests (3 tests):
✅ Schedule execution with task delegation
✅ StopOnIncompletion flag passing
✅ Empty schedule handling

Testing Strategy:
- ProcessExecutor: Integration tests with real scripts/executables
- TaskExecutor: Unit tests with fully mocked dependencies
- ScheduleExecutor: Unit tests with mocked TaskExecutor
- Comprehensive coverage of all task types
- Edge cases and error scenarios covered

All 37 tests passing successfully!

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stack trace introspection methods return different values when run
through test runners vs direct execution due to additional frames in
the call stack. Updated tests to verify behaviour (non-empty strings
with expected patterns) rather than exact values.

This fixes the 2 failing tests in GitHub Actions while maintaining
test coverage of the utility methods.

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@JayVDZ JayVDZ merged commit dcb58a6 into master Nov 23, 2025
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