test-all

name	test-all
description	Build and run tests against all three EF version targets (EF8, EF9, EF10)
argument-hint	[optional: test filter or project name] [--model haiku|sonnet|opus]
allowed-tools	Bash(dotnet *), Bash(docker info), Read, Glob, Grep, Agent

Test All EF Versions

$SLN refers to the solution file path: {working directory}/MongoDB.EFCoreProvider.sln

Arguments

Parse $ARGUMENTS for:

1. --model — If present, extract and remove it. Use as the model parameter when spawning agents. If absent, use haiku.
2. Remaining text — Optional filter:
   • If empty, run all tests across all three versions.
   • If it looks like a project name (e.g. "UnitTests"), run only that project.
   • If it looks like a test filter, pass it via --filter to dotnet test.

Phase 1: Pre-flight Checks (MUST pass before anything else)

1. net10.0 SDK — Run dotnet --list-sdks and verify a 10.x SDK is installed. If missing, stop with: "net10.0 SDK is not installed."

2. Database connectivity — Check that either:

   • Docker is available (docker info succeeds), OR
   • MONGODB_URI environment variable is set. If neither: stop with: "No database available. Start Docker or set MONGODB_URI."

Phase 2: Parallel Build & Test via Sub-agents

Spawn three sub-agents in parallel (one per EF version: EF8, EF9, EF10) using the Agent tool. Set the model parameter on each agent.

Each agent's prompt must include the full build and test commands:

1. Build: dotnet build $SLN -c "Debug EF{version}" -v quiet
2. Test: dotnet test $SLN -c "Debug EF{version}" --no-build --logger "console;verbosity=normal" -v quiet

Important Rules

• Always use absolute paths — never cd into directories.
• Quote configuration names — they contain spaces ("Debug EF8").
• Parallel is safe — each EF version builds into a separate output dir.
• Continue on failure — if one version fails, still report the others.

Phase 3: Console Summary

Populate the summary table with the actual results from each sub-agent. For each EF version, parse the dotnet test output and extract the real Passed, Failed, and Skipped totals from the final test summary (for example, the line containing Passed:, Failed:, and Skipped:). Set the Build column to the actual build result for that version (OK or FAILED).

Use this format for the console summary:

Version	Build	Passed	Failed	Skipped
EF8
EF9
EF10

If any version had failures, list failing test names grouped by version.