The goal of this make sure that test code is correctly organized to ensure that test suites aren't dependent on each other.
* UnitTests get their own project now (renaming Microsoft.SqlTools.ServiceLayer.Test to Microsoft.SqlTools.ServiceLayer.UnitTests) which is about 90% of the changes to the files.
* IntegrationTests no longer depends on UnitTests, only Test.Common
* Any shared components from TestObjects that spins up a "live" connection has been moved to IntegrationTests Utility/LiveConnectionHelper.cs
* The dictionary-based mock file stream factory has been moved to Test.Common since it is used by UnitTests and IntegrationTests
* Added a overload that doesn't take a dictionary for when we don't care about monitoring the storage (about 90% of the time)
* The RunIf* wrapper methods have been moved to Test.Common
* OwnerUri and StandardQuery constants have been moved to Test.Common Constants file
* Updating to latest SDK version available at https://www.microsoft.com/net/core#windowscmd
* Moving unit tests to unit test folder
* Changing namespaces to UnitTests
* Moving some constants and shared functionality into common project, making the UnitTests reference it
* Unit tests are working!
* Integration tests are working
* Updating automated test runs
* Fixing one last broken unit test
* Exposing internals for other projects
* Moving edit data tests to UnitTest project
* Applying refactor fixes to unit tests
* Fixing flaky test that wasn't awaiting completion
Add IntegrationTests project. Move all tests ifdef'd with LIVE_CONNECTION_TESTS to IntegrationTests project. Delete files that have no remaining code. Update codecoverage.bat to run integration tests
For whatever reason, Visual Studio throws a fit if a referenced project has a name
and the folder name (which is used to reference the project) is different than that name.
To solve this issue, I've renamed all the projects and folders to match their project
names as stated in the project.json.
