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Asp.Net Core 3.1 samples (+ Angular 9.0, React 16.13, Vue 2.6) with modern Clean Architecture, Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, Event Sourcing, SOLID, Asp.Net Core Identity Custom Storage, Identity Server 4 Admin UI, Entity Framework Core, Blazor, Selenium E2E Testing, SignalR Notification, Hangfire Tasks Scheduling, Health Checks, Security Headers, ...
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chrissainty
chrissainty commented Aug 3, 2020

Reference: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/ARIA14.html#:~:text=The%20%27close%27%20element%20is%20implemented,accessible%20name%20to%20the%20button.&text=Working%20example%3A%20Close%20button%20example.

To help with accessibility, we need to add an aria attribute to the x in the modal header as per the link above. We should also reenable the tabindex so the x can be tabbed into. This was r

egil
egil commented Aug 6, 2020

Currently ComponentParameterBuilder checks in the Add methods whether a parameter exists in the component under test, that matches the type passed as a cascading value. If a user wants to test a CUT that does not use the cascading value itself, but has sub components that does, they cannot use the builder.

My current thinking is that the existing Add(object) method be replaced with `AddCa

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alexyakunin
alexyakunin commented Jul 2, 2020

This is a "meta issue": currently I mostly throw exceptions of existing exception types from mscorlib. This isn't good in many cases, i.e. adding a few custom types would definitely make it easier to identify certain error scenarios from user code.

On a positive side, I always throw exceptions via Error.* methods, i.e. it's actually pretty easy to identify all the scenarios that would benefit f

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