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I was trying something a bit crazy today. I wanted to add a
RowTest to a type fixture. It didn’t work. I was thinking that in theory, it could work if the first
parameter to the test was filled in by the type factory and the rest were
filled in by the row test. For example: [TypeFixture(typeof(ISomeInterface))] [ProviderFactory(typeof(SomeInterfaceFactory), typeof(ISomeInterface))] public class EmailProviderInstantiationTests { [RowTest] [Row(0, "string")] public void CanInstantiateAndInitializeEmailProvider(ISomeInterface instance, int expectedCount, string expectedMessage) { //... } } Notice that the method takes three parameters. One for
the factory provided instance, and the other two for the row. Is this something easy or hard to implement?
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