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  • Refactor

    • Improved code maintainability by reusing predicate logic in assertion methods.
    • Updated namespace imports for consistency.
    • Removed certain method attributes for streamlined code.
  • Chores

    • Enhanced workflow to optionally upload scan results as artifacts during manual runs.
    • Enabled automatic posting of scan comments on pull requests.

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This change refactors the FixtureAssertionExtensions class by replacing inline lambda expressions for type-checking with private generic helper methods. It also removes the [AssertionMethod] attributes from all internal static methods and updates the namespace import from JetBrains.Annotations to global::AutoFixture.Kernel. The overall control flow and error handling remain unchanged, as the modifications are limited to improving predicate reuse and making minor namespace adjustments. Additionally, the GitHub Actions workflow for Qodana scanning was updated to support conditional artifact uploads on manual dispatch and enhanced permissions for pull request commenting.

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src/Objectivity.AutoFixture.XUnit2.Core.Tests/FixtureAssertionExtensions.cs Replaced inline type-checking lambdas with private generic helper methods; removed [AssertionMethod] attributes; replaced JetBrains.Annotations using directive with global::AutoFixture.Kernel; introduced local function for predicate filtering; no control flow changes.
.github/workflows/qodana.yml Added optional input upload-result-as-artifact for manual workflow dispatch; expanded job permissions to include pull-requests: write; configured Qodana scan step to conditionally upload results as artifacts and post PR comments using GitHub token; set environment variable for Qodana endpoint.

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  • Fix/apply qodana suggestions #251: Adds [AssertionMethod] attributes to the same methods in FixtureAssertionExtensions.cs, which is directly related but opposite in intent regarding these attributes.

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.github/workflows/qodana.yml (3)

18-22: New input parameter for manual artifact uploads looks correct
The workflow_dispatch inputs are defined properly to let users opt into uploading Qodana results as artifacts. Inputs in GitHub Actions are always strings, so defaulting to 'false' is the right approach.


35-35: Add pull-requests write permission
Granting pull-requests: write is necessary for the action to post comments on PRs. This follows the principle of least privilege, as only PR-related write access is granted.


62-63: Verify scan comment and token configuration
The post-pr-comment: true setting and passing github-token: ${{ github.token }} correctly enable the action to leave PR comments using the built-in token.

@piotrzajac piotrzajac merged commit 220b253 into master Apr 24, 2025
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@piotrzajac piotrzajac deleted the fix/fix-qodana-issues branch April 24, 2025 11:12
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