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Migrates unit tests to use RoslynCodeTaskFactory to enable running tests under .NET Core#13500

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Fixes #248

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I'm trying to migrate the tests so we can run them on .NET Core as indicated in the task.
Doing a small first batch first to catch any concerns and understand repo mechanics, will do a bigger volume in a follow-up PR.

Changes Made

  • Rewrite to using RoslynCodeTaskFactory for tests where the SUT is not CodeTaskFactory but the factory is part of the test setup.
  • Minor stylistic changes
  • Removing ignored tests (see comment to discuss)

Testing

Tests should be passing for both Framework and Core flavors.

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Pull request overview

This PR migrates a first batch of unit tests away from CodeTaskFactory to RoslynCodeTaskFactory to enable running the tests under .NET Core, aligning with the repo direction described in #248.

Changes:

  • Updated several inline-task-based test projects to use RoslynCodeTaskFactory instead of CodeTaskFactory.
  • Removed FEATURE_CODETASKFACTORY compilation guards around the updated tests so they run in more configurations.
  • Deleted a couple of previously skipped legacy inline-task tests (that relied on older task assemblies / behavior).

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File Description
src/Build.UnitTests/BackEnd/TaskHost_Tests.cs Switches inline tasks in “log after task is done” tests to RoslynCodeTaskFactory and modernizes the embedded project XML.
src/Build.UnitTests/BackEnd/TaskBuilder_Tests.cs Updates the null-metadata inline-task test to RoslynCodeTaskFactory, adjusts test naming/comment text, and removes skipped legacy inline-task tests.

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Comment thread src/Build.UnitTests/BackEnd/TaskBuilder_Tests.cs
Comment thread src/Build.UnitTests/BackEnd/TaskBuilder_Tests.cs
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## 18.7.1

## What's Changed
* Fix TraceEngine file contention deadlock in multithreaded mode by
@​JanProvaznik in dotnet/msbuild#13446
* Remove duplicate test cases in MultithreadableTaskAnalyzer by
@​Youssef1313 in dotnet/msbuild#13483
* Ensure ThreadSafeTaskAnalyzer.Tests is considered as a unit test
project by @​Youssef1313 in dotnet/msbuild#13481
* Fix MSBuildTask0002 analyzer warnings in already-migrated tasks by
@​JanProvaznik in dotnet/msbuild#13466
* Fix race conditions in task host path resolution by @​AR-May in
dotnet/msbuild#13485
* Migrate ToolTask and Al task to TaskEnvironment API by @​OvesN in
dotnet/msbuild#13423
* Bump main to 18.7, add vs18.6 to merge flow by @​MichalPavlik in
dotnet/msbuild#13472
* Avoid allocations in GetHashCode implementations by @​DustinCampbell
in dotnet/msbuild#13475
* Add PATs rotation to agentic workflow(s) by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13496
* Fix ASP.NET WebSite projects to copy netstandard.dll facade when
required by @​JanProvaznik in
dotnet/msbuild#13058
* Migrate AspNetCompiler to TaskEnvironment API by @​OvesN in
dotnet/msbuild#13424
* Add review workflow by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13503
* Strengthen reviewer skill: add step-back analysis dimensions by
@​JanProvaznik in dotnet/msbuild#13504
* Add 'Request Speedometer Perf Run' to VS experimental insertion build
policies by @​Copilot in dotnet/msbuild#13505
* Remove duplicate @ prefix from issueAuthor in GitOps by @​akoeplinger
in dotnet/msbuild#13492
* Improve review aw by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13510
* Migrates unit tests to use RoslynCodeTaskFactory to enable running
tests under .NET Core by @​jankratochvilcz in
dotnet/msbuild#13500
* Fix cross-AppDomain TaskItem modifier cache regression by
@​DustinCampbell in dotnet/msbuild#13493
* Discourage review agent from approving PRs by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13512
* Stop trying to deploy ValueTuple by @​rainersigwald in
dotnet/msbuild#13507
* Ad-hoc re-sign bootstrap dotnet on macOS to prevent SIGKILL by
@​jankratochvilcz in dotnet/msbuild#13513
* RoslynCodeTaskFactory: Log MSB3753 when task class does not implement
ITask by @​jankratochvilcz in
dotnet/msbuild#13517
* Update gh-aw (upon mcp policy changes) by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13526
* Eliminate XmlChildNodes allocations in GetXmlNodeInnerContents by
@​nareshjo in dotnet/msbuild#13509
* Fix telemetry allocation regression: per-engine collector ownership by
@​JanProvaznik in dotnet/msbuild#13516
* Migrate to xunit.v3 by @​Youssef1313 in
dotnet/msbuild#13482
* Fix stray brace in HandleBuildCancel trace string causing MSB1025 by
@​Copilot in dotnet/msbuild#13535
* Bumping to 10.0.4 runtime packages by @​MichalPavlik in
dotnet/msbuild#13533
* Remove early return in GetCanonicalForm, always call System.IO.Path by
@​OvesN in dotnet/msbuild#13532
* Do not overwrite GetCopyToOutputDirectoryItemsDependsOn, just add new…
by @​snechaev in dotnet/msbuild#13474
* Migrate GetReferenceAssemblyPaths task to TaskEnvironment API by
@​OvesN in dotnet/msbuild#13495
* Stabilize ToolTaskThatTimeoutAndRetry test by @​rainersigwald in
dotnet/msbuild#13489
* [automated] Merge branch 'vs18.6' => 'main' by @​github-actions[bot]
in dotnet/msbuild#13506
* Add extra test assertions around tests by @​Youssef1313 in
dotnet/msbuild#13536
* Add static eval for repo skills/agents via skill-validator by
@​JanKrivanek in dotnet/msbuild#13537
* Migrate SGen task to Task environment API by @​OvesN in
dotnet/msbuild#13457
* Fix TerminalLogger assert failure for metaproj files and cached
project eval ID by @​OvesN in
dotnet/msbuild#13480
* Filter out approving review from pr-reviewer agent by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13553
* Use a unique task name per invocation to tabilize
RoslynCodeTaskFactory_ReuseCompilation test by @​huulinhnguyen-dev in
dotnet/msbuild#13551
* Brief doc on feedback/logging/data systems by @​rainersigwald in
dotnet/msbuild#13554
* Localized file check-in by OneLocBuild Task: Build definition ID 9434:
Build ID 13881982 by @​dotnet-bot in
dotnet/msbuild#13437
* Stage 3: Forward BuildProjectFile* callbacks from OOP TaskHost to
worker node by @​JanProvaznik in
dotnet/msbuild#13350
* Enable TaskHost Callbacks by default by @​JanProvaznik in
dotnet/msbuild#13579
* Remove unactionable info from reviewer agent by @​JanKrivanek in
dotnet/msbuild#13578
* Enlighten RequiresFramework35SP1Assembly task for multithreaded mode
by @​jankratochvilcz in dotnet/msbuild#13575
* Make SdkResolver-provided environment variables take precedence over
ambient environment by @​Copilot in
dotnet/msbuild#12655
* Add dotnet/skills marketplace and enable plugins by @​Evangelink in
dotnet/msbuild#13582
* The skills/agents check filters-in only touched files by @​JanKrivanek
in dotnet/msbuild#13586
* Fix skill-validation workflow failing when agents directory is deleted
by @​JeremyKuhne in dotnet/msbuild#13592
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view](dotnet/msbuild@v18.6.3...v18.7.1).
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