chore(deps): update dependency verify to 30.10.0

[thomhurst]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
Verify	nuget	minor	30.9.0 -> 30.10.0

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VerifyTests/Verify (Verify)

v30.10.0

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing dependency update: Verify 30.9.0 → 30.10.0

Todo List:

• Read the changed file to understand the update
• Check for usage of Verify library in the codebase
• Analyze potential impact and compatibility
• Provide comprehensive review feedback
• Check for any test-related considerations

Review Summary

This PR updates the Verify library from version 30.9.0 to 30.10.0 in the centralized package management file (Directory.Packages.props).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Clean dependency management: Uses centralized package version management, which is a best practice
• Consistent commit message: Follows conventional commit format
• Automated dependency updates: Using Renovate for dependency management reduces maintenance burden

Potential Issues & Considerations ⚠️

1. Version Inconsistency: I noticed that Verify.NUnit is still at version 30.9.0 (line 86) while Verify is being updated to 30.10.0. This could potentially cause compatibility issues.

2. Custom Verify Implementation: The codebase contains a custom Verify implementation in /TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs that wraps snapshot testing functionality. This custom implementation should be compatible with the new version, but testing is recommended.

3. Extensive Usage: The Verify library is used extensively throughout the test suite (116+ files), particularly in:

   • Source generator tests
   • Public API tests
   • Various unit and integration tests

Performance Considerations ✅

• Minor version updates typically don't introduce performance regressions
• The Verify library is primarily used in tests, so runtime performance impact is minimal

Security Concerns ✅

• Minor version bump in a testing library poses minimal security risk
• Verify is a reputable library from the VerifyTests organization

Test Coverage ⚠️

• Recommendation: Run the full test suite, particularly:
  • dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests (snapshot tests)
  • dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI (API tests)
• The custom verification implementation should be tested to ensure compatibility
• If snapshot files change due to the update, they should be reviewed and accepted if intentional

Recommendations

1. Update Verify.NUnit: Consider updating Verify.NUnit to match the Verify version (30.10.0) to maintain consistency
2. Run Tests: Execute the snapshot tests to ensure no breaking changes
3. Accept Snapshots: If test outputs change, review and accept the new .verified.txt files if changes are expected

Overall Assessment ✅

This is a safe, routine dependency update. The minor version bump suggests backward compatibility, and the automated nature of the update reduces human error. The main consideration is ensuring version consistency across related Verify packages.

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing dependency update: Verify 30.9.0 → 30.10.0

Todo List:

• Read the changed file to understand the update
• Check for usage of Verify library in the codebase
• Analyze potential impact and compatibility
• Provide comprehensive review feedback
• Check for any test-related considerations

Review Summary

This PR updates the Verify library from version 30.9.0 to 30.10.0 in the centralized package management file (Directory.Packages.props).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Clean dependency management: Uses centralized package version management, which is a best practice
• Consistent commit message: Follows conventional commit format
• Automated dependency updates: Using Renovate for dependency management reduces maintenance burden
• Version synchronization: I notice that Verify.NUnit was also updated to 30.10.0 in PR chore(deps): update dependency verify.nunit to 30.10.0 #3020, maintaining version consistency

Potential Issues & Considerations ✅

1. Version Consistency: Both Verify (line 85) and Verify.NUnit (line 86) are now at version 30.10.0, maintaining proper compatibility ✅

2. Custom Verify Implementation: The codebase contains custom Verify implementations in:

   • /TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:196 - Custom snapshot testing wrapper
   • /TUnit.Engine/Verify.cs and /TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs - Additional custom implementations

   These custom implementations should remain compatible as they don't depend on Verify's public API directly.

3. Extensive Test Coverage: Found 90+ verified snapshot files (*.verified.txt) throughout the source generator tests, indicating comprehensive snapshot testing that relies on the Verify library.

Performance Considerations ✅

• Minor version updates in the Verify library typically maintain backward compatibility
• The Verify library is primarily used in tests, so runtime performance impact is minimal
• No performance concerns expected for this update

Security Concerns ✅

• Minor version bump in a well-established testing library poses minimal security risk
• Verify is a reputable library from the VerifyTests organization with regular updates
• Recent commit history shows consistent, frequent updates maintaining the library

Test Coverage ⚠️

Critical Testing Recommendations:

• Run source generator tests: dotnet test TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests
• Run public API tests: dotnet test TUnit.PublicAPI
• Monitor snapshot changes: If .received.txt files are generated, review and accept them as .verified.txt if changes are intentional
• The custom verification implementation in Verify.cs:84-180 should be tested to ensure compatibility with the new version

Overall Assessment ✅

This is a safe, routine dependency update. The minor version bump (30.9.0 → 30.10.0) suggests backward compatibility, and the automated nature reduces human error risk. Key positive indicators:

• Consistent version management across related packages
• Regular update cadence (updated every few days)
• No breaking changes expected in minor version
• Custom implementations are API-independent
• Comprehensive test suite to catch any issues

Recommendation: Approve after running the recommended test commands

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