Flight Log / microsoft/testfx #6190
Add analyzer to flag Assert.Throws with multiple statements (MSTEST0051) — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/testfx on Jul 27, 2025; merged clean in 2.9 d: +4,504 −1,326, 101 files, 13 reviews.
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Copilot adds an analyzer that flags Assert.Throws lambdas containing multiple statements in microsoft/testfx. The change touches 101 files, with 4504 additions and 1326 deletions across 19 commits. The PR drew 13 reviews and 7 review comments, with zero change requests. It merged clean after 68.85 hours in total.
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This PR implements a new analyzer `AssertThrowsShouldContainSingleStatementAnalyzer` (MSTEST0050) that flags problematic patterns where `Assert.Throws` methods contain multiple statements in their lambda expressions. ## Problem Patterns like this are misleading and similar to issues with `Expected…
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