Directory.Move fails when a directory with different case already exists about system.io.abstractions HOT 3 CLOSED

Can we get a unit test that doesnt have so much specificity? The paths you
have there are very specific, since you're testing for case, just create a
unit test where the directory name is C:\CaseSensitiveTest (for example).

On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 7:33 AM, Boris Modylevsky [email protected]
wrote:

Here is a unit test that reproduces the issue.

`
[Test]
public void
Move_DirectoryExistsWithDifferentCase_DirectorySuccessfullyMoved()
{
// Arrange
var fileSystem = new MockFileSystem();
fileSystem.AddDirectory(@"\builds\Builds\Suites\6.2.3.309 [6.2.3
135907]\TestShellHotFix\Data"); // HotFix with capital F
fileSystem.AddFile( @"\builds\Builds\Suites\6.2.3.309 [6.2.3
135907]\TestShellHotfix\Data\Content\DriverBuilder\ActiproSoftware.Navigation.Wpf.dll",
new MockFileData("abc"));

    // Act
    fileSystem.Directory.Move(@"\\builds\Builds\Suites\6.2.3.309 [6.2.3 135907]\TestShellHotfix", // HotFix with lower f
            @"\\builds\Builds\Suites\6.2.3.309 [6.2.3 135907]\Hotfix1 for CloudShell 6.2.3 GA [6.2.3.187]");

    // Assert
    Assert.IsTrue(
        fileSystem.File.Exists(@"\\builds\Builds\Suites\6.2.3.309 [6.2.3 135907]\Hotfix1 for CloudShell 6.2.3 GA [6.2.3.187]\Data\Content\DriverBuilder\ActiproSoftware.Navigation.Wpf.dll"));
}

`

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#134.

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@ericnewton76 Test was changed to be less specific. Can you review and accept the PR?
Thanks!

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Fixed by #135

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