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Use when adding or reviewing fast isolated tests for pure logic, deterministic branches, service wiring, validation, or regression coverage without external infrastructure.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
DRN.Framework.EntityFramework - DrnContext, migrations, entity lifecycle tracking, Npgsql configuration, repositories, and named repository cancellation scopes. Keywords: drncontext, ef-core, migrations, database, postgresql, npgsql, repository-implementation, repository-cancellation, cancellation-scope, entity-tracking, dbcontext-configuration, prototype-mode, testcontainers
DRN.Framework.SharedKernel - Foundational domain primitives, exception hierarchy, repository contracts and cancellation semantics, pagination, JSON conventions, app constants, and shared extensions. Keywords: entity, aggregate-root, domain-event, repository, repository-cancellation, cancellation, pagination, exception, json, domain-modeling, source-known-id, entity-type, appconstants, path-extensions
DRN.Framework.Utils - Attribute-based dependency injection, IAppSettings configuration, app data roots, logging, scoped cancellation, validators, extension methods, and core utilities. Keywords: dependency-injection, di, service-registration, configuration, appsettings, appdata, logging, scoped-log, cancellation, cancellation-scope, validators, attributes, scoped, singleton, transient, config, extensions, http-client
Use when choosing which repository skills to load for a task, mapping work to skill families, finding related skills, or updating skill routing after skills change.
Agentic development standards - Silent Partner Protocol, context economy, development loop (discovery, planning, execution, verification), and anti-patterns for efficient autonomous development. Keywords: agentic, ai-agent, development-loop, context-economy, autonomous, discovery, planning, execution, verification, anti-patterns, silent-partner
Documentation standards - README structure, ROADMAP patterns, skill documentation format (YAML frontmatter), markdown conventions, security documentation, API docs, and best practices. Guidelines for creating and maintaining all project documentation. Keywords: documentation, readme, roadmap, markdown, documentation-standards, yaml-frontmatter, technical-writing, api-documentation, changelog
| name | test-unit |
| description | Use when adding or reviewing fast isolated tests for pure logic, deterministic branches, service wiring, validation, or regression coverage without external infrastructure. |
| last-updated | "2026-06-12T00:00:00.000Z" |
| difficulty | basic |
| tokens | ~0.7K |
Portable unit-test guidance. Load the repository profile first; if it declares custom test attributes or contexts, apply the relevant framework/profile testing skill before using this generic guide.
[Theory]
[InlineData(2, 3, 5)]
[InlineData(-1, -2, -3)]
public void Add_Should_Return_Correct_Sum(int a, int b, int expected)
{
(a + b).Should().Be(expected);
}
Good unit targets:
Prefer integration tests when persistence, SQL, interceptors, middleware, auth, serialization boundaries, or real transport behavior matter.
Parameterize identical bodies with multiple rows. Extend an existing test class when it already owns the component. Keep separate tests when setup, behavior, or assertion shape differs enough that a combined flow becomes harder to read.
Use the repository's DI container and service validation helpers if they exist. Keep service-validation tests narrow: prove the graph composes and important scoped/singleton rules hold; do not turn them into broad behavior tests.
Run unit tests only when the user and repository instructions allow test execution. Use the command from the repository profile; if absent, discover the narrowest unit-test project or package script.