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@@ -30,8 +30,7 @@ class DotNetHandlerCompletionTest : BaseTestWithSolution() {
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}
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@Test(description ="Check a single handler is shown in lookup when one is defined in a project.")
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@TestEnvironment
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@Solution("SamHelloWorldApp")
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@TestSamHelloWorldApp
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funtestDetermineHandlersSingleHandler() {
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val handlers =DotNetHandlerCompletion().getHandlersFromBackend(project)
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// TODO this test only works on 2019.2. Which we don't support anymore. Fix the test
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// TODO: This test is failing due to handlers detection logic. I assume it need to be fixed if test is correct.
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@Test(enabled =false, description ="Check all handlers are show in completion lookup when multiple handlers are defined in a project.")
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@TestEnvironment
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@Solution("SamMultipleHandlersApp")
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@TestSamMultipleHandlersApp
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funtestDetermineHandlersMultipleHandlers() {
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val handlers =DotNetHandlerCompletion().getHandlersFromBackend(project).sortedBy { it.handler }
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