exp-test-tagging

Tag C# unit tests with traits by classifying assertions, inputs, and setup into predefined categories like positive, negative, boundary, critical-path, smoke, and regression. This generates validated trait annotations and a distribution summary for quick audits.

A standardized test trait taxonomy is a classification system that categorizes tests into predefined labels such as positive, negative, boundary, critical-path, smoke, and regression. It reveals test distribution and supports governance over test quality.

Test tagging works with MSTest, xUnit, and NUnit. The skill targets C# test projects across these frameworks to classify existing tests and generate a trait distribution summary for coverage insights.

Generate a test distribution summary by running the tagging workflow on your C# test project. The process categorizes tests into traits like smoke and regression, then outputs a summary to inform test coverage decisions and risk assessment.

Tagging tests will not create new tests or migrate your testing framework. The process strictly avoids creating new tests or migrating frameworks while auditing current suites, focusing only on classifying existing tests.

Classify tests into boundary and critical-path traits when you need to assess test coverage and risk. The taxonomy uses assertions, inputs, and setup to categorize tests, providing distribution insights for quality governance.