I've seen in a few places that if an assumption fails, the test automatically passes. I then ran into the test case that confirms that action. Coming from
Absolutely. It is particularly important since the array of values is determined programatically. As I add new instances of entities that have to be tested,
I wrote up my experience on using Theories specifically to test interface contracts. This is a more elegant solution to the "Integration Tests are a Scam"
Up at the top is the bit that's supposed to be helpful: it's the 16th element of the collectEntityAttributes array that's failing. I'll bet that would be much