Fix CompareCommandSettings parameterless constructor issue and improve integration tests #20
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Problem
The CLI was failing with the error:
This was caused by the
requiredkeyword on properties inCompareCommandSettings, which prevents Spectre.Console.Cli from creating instances via the parameterless constructor.Root Cause Analysis
The issue wasn't caught by existing tests because:
CompareCommandSettingsobjects directly using object initializerscomparecommandSolution
Fixed the Constructor Issue
requiredkeyword fromCompareCommandSettingspropertiesValidatemethodExecutemethod since validation ensures non-null valuesImproved Integration Tests
comparecommand syntax[Trait("Category", "Integration")]FindExecutablePathmethod (5 levels up instead of 4)Testing
task test:integrationdotnet run -- compare source.dll target.dllFiles Changed
src/DotNetApiDiff/Commands/CompareCommand.cs- Fixed constructor issuetests/DotNetApiDiff.Tests/Integration/CliWorkflowTests.cs- Fixed CLI syntax and test robustnesstests/DotNetApiDiff.Tests/Integration/ConfigurationWorkflowTests.cs- Added test categoryThis fix ensures the CLI works correctly and that integration tests will catch similar issues in the future.