After installing NUnit (albeit version 2.5), I was able to successfully compile CslaTest project. However, on running the tests, I get a failure with SmartDate -> TestConverters tests.
Csla.Test.SmartDate.SmartDateTests.TestConverters:
Expected string length 8 but was 10. Strings differ at index 0.
Expected: "1/1/2005"
But was: "01/01/2005"
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Looking at the code, it appears that CurrentUICulture is being set to en-US, as opposed to CurrentCulture. As I am running in the UK, this causes a problem. If I amend all CurrentUICulture references in this module to CurrentCulture, it appears to work.
Is this a known issue, or is there something else I should be doing.
Thanks and regards
Craig Littlewood
I think the culture is set explicitly to fix a previous culture problem with this (and maybe other) tests.
Obviously things have changed over time that created another problem - probably because we actually spin up other appdomains and threads for certain tests now.
If you have a solution please let me know and we can work it in.
Rocky
All I did to make it work was change all references to ".CurrentUICulture" to ".CurrentCulture" in SmartDateTest.cs. From what I make of the documentation on these properties, ".CurrentUICulture" only affects the loading of the resource files. ".CurrentCulture" is the one that changes operation of date time formatting functions. However, I am no expert on this - hence the reason for my question. I have attached my modified source module from version 3.6.
Regards
Craig
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