chore(deps): update dependency verify to 30.8.0

[thomhurst]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
Verify	nuget	minor	30.7.3 -> 30.8.0

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Release Notes

VerifyTests/Verify (Verify)

v30.8.0

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PR Review: Dependency Update - Verify 30.7.3 → 30.8.0

I'll review this dependency update PR focusing on code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Review Checklist:

• Examine the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
• Understand how Verify package is used in TUnit
• Check for potential breaking changes or compatibility issues
• Assess performance and security implications
• Evaluate test coverage impact
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Analysis Summary

Change Overview:

• Single line change in Directory.Packages.props:85 updating Verify from 30.7.3 to 30.8.0 (minor version bump)
• Version inconsistency: Verify.NUnit remains at 30.7.3 (line 86)

Usage Pattern Analysis:
The Verify package is used in TUnit for snapshot testing in two key areas:

1. Source Generator Tests (TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests) - for verifying generated code output
2. Public API Tests (TUnit.PublicAPI) - for API surface verification

Custom Implementation: TUnit has implemented its own VerifyTUnit wrapper classes that provide snapshot testing functionality tailored to TUnit's needs, including:

• Path scrubbing for cross-platform consistency
• Line ending normalization
• Custom serialization for source generator output
• Integration with TUnit's TestContext

Review Feedback

✅ Positive Aspects:

1. Minor version update - Lower risk of breaking changes
2. Targeted usage - Verify is only used for internal testing, not public API surface
3. Isolated impact - Changes only affect test verification, not runtime behavior
4. Custom wrapper - TUnit's implementation provides abstraction layer protecting against API changes

⚠️ Issues Identified:

1. Version Inconsistency (Medium Priority)

   • Verify updated to 30.8.0 but Verify.NUnit still at 30.7.3
   • Recommendation: Update Verify.NUnit to 30.8.0 for consistency
   • Location: Directory.Packages.props:86

2. Potential Compatibility Risk (Low Priority)

   • No verification of compatibility between Verify versions in the same project
   • Could cause subtle issues if internal APIs changed between versions

🚀 Performance Considerations:

• Minimal impact: Verify is only used in test projects, not production code
• No runtime performance impact: Changes won't affect TUnit's core performance goals
• Test execution: Minor version updates typically include performance improvements

🔒 Security Assessment:

• Low security risk: Dependency is test-only, not included in shipped binaries
• Supply chain: Verify is a well-maintained library from the VerifyTests organization
• No credential exposure: TUnit's custom implementation doesn't introduce security vulnerabilities

📋 Test Coverage:

• Adequate: Both source generator and public API tests use the Verify package
• Protected by abstraction: Custom VerifyTUnit wrapper minimizes direct dependency on Verify APIs
• Recommendation: Run snapshot tests to ensure no breaking changes

Recommendations

1. Update Verify.NUnit to match Verify version (30.8.0)
2. Run snapshot tests before merging:

   dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
   dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI

3. Accept any snapshot changes if they represent intended improvements
4. Consider automated version alignment in future Renovate configuration

Conclusion

This is a low-risk dependency update with minimal impact on TUnit's functionality. The main concern is the version inconsistency with Verify.NUnit. Once aligned, this update should be safe to merge.

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[claude]

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PR Review: Dependency Update Analysis

Analyzing this dependency update PR focusing on code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage.

Review Checklist:

• Examine the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
• Understand how Verify package is used in TUnit
• Check for potential breaking changes or compatibility issues
• Assess performance and security implications
• Evaluate test coverage impact
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Analysis Summary

Change Overview:

• Single line change in Directory.Packages.props:85 updating Verify from 30.7.3 to 30.8.0 (minor version bump)
• Verify.NUnit was already at 30.8.0 - this change achieves version alignment

Usage Pattern Analysis:
The Verify package is used exclusively for internal testing in TUnit:

1. Source Generator Tests (TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests) - for verifying generated code output (114 snapshot files)
2. Public API Tests (TUnit.PublicAPI) - for API surface verification

Key Implementation Details:

• TUnit has implemented custom VerifyTUnit wrapper classes (not using Verify directly)
• Custom implementation provides path scrubbing, line ending normalization, and cross-platform consistency
• Only used in test projects, not included in shipped binaries

Review Feedback

✅ Positive Aspects:

1. Version Alignment - Resolves version inconsistency between Verify (30.7.3) and Verify.NUnit (30.8.0)
2. Minor version update - Lower risk of breaking changes
3. Isolated Impact - Changes only affect internal testing, not runtime behavior
4. Protected Implementation - Custom VerifyTUnit wrapper provides abstraction layer

🔍 Code Quality Assessment:

• Excellent abstraction: TUnit's custom implementation isolates the codebase from Verify API changes
• Comprehensive coverage: 114+ snapshot files demonstrate extensive usage
• Cross-platform ready: Proper path scrubbing and line ending normalization
• Consistent patterns: Both test projects use identical custom wrapper approach

🚀 Performance Considerations:

• Zero runtime impact: Verify is test-only dependency, not included in production
• Build-time performance: Minor version typically includes performance improvements
• Test execution: No anticipated performance regression

🔒 Security Assessment:

• Very low risk: Dependency is development/testing only
• Supply chain: Verify is well-maintained by VerifyTests organization
• No credential exposure: Custom implementation doesn't introduce vulnerabilities

📋 Test Coverage Impact:

• Extensive coverage: 114+ verified snapshot files across two test projects
• Critical functionality: Covers source generator output and public API surface
• Protected by abstraction: Changes to Verify internals unlikely to break tests

Potential Issues & Recommendations

⚠️ Minor Considerations:

1. Snapshot validation needed: As per TUnit guidelines, should run snapshot tests:

   dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
   dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI

2. Accept any changes: If snapshots change, verify they represent improvements and accept via:

   for file in *.received.txt; do mv "$file" "${file%.received.txt}.verified.txt"; done

🎯 Breaking Change Risk Assessment:

• Very Low: Minor version within same major release
• Protected: Custom implementation shields from API changes
• Tested: Existing snapshot tests will catch any behavioral changes

Conclusion

Recommendation: APPROVE ✅

This is a low-risk, beneficial dependency update that:

• Resolves version inconsistency
• Maintains TUnit's performance goals
• Has minimal impact due to excellent abstraction layer
• Only affects internal testing infrastructure

The update aligns package versions and should be safe to merge after running the recommended snapshot tests.

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