chore(deps): update dependency verify.nunit to 31.0.4

[thomhurst]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
Verify.NUnit	nuget	patch	31.0.3 -> 31.0.4

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VerifyTests/Verify (Verify.NUnit)

v31.0.4

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing dependency update: Verify.NUnit 31.0.3 → 31.0.4

Review Checklist:

• Analyze the dependency change
• Check for potential security concerns
• Review performance implications
• Assess test coverage impact
• Verify code quality standards
• Provide final recommendations

Analysis Results:

⚠️ Potential Issue: Unused Dependency

After analyzing the codebase, I found that Verify.NUnit appears to be an unused dependency:

1. Not actively used: No projects in the solution actually reference or use Verify.NUnit
2. Custom verification: The codebase implements its own verification system (VerifyTUnit) in:
   • TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs:167-170
   • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:194-197
3. NUnit usage: While NUnit is used in two projects (TUnit.Analyzers.Tests and tools/speed-comparison/UnifiedTests), neither uses Verify.NUnit
4. Actual Verify usage: Projects use Verify and Verify.TUnit packages instead

Security & Performance Assessment:

• ✅ Security: Patch version update (31.0.3 → 31.0.4) is low-risk
• ✅ Performance: No performance impact as the dependency isn't used
• ✅ Code Quality: No breaking changes expected in patch version

Recommendations:

1. Consider removing Verify.NUnit: Since it's not used, removing it would:

   • Reduce dependency bloat
   • Simplify maintenance
   • Improve build times slightly

2. If keeping: The update is safe to merge as it's a patch version with no breaking changes

3. Verification: The change from Directory.Packages.props:83 only updates the version number, which is correct for centralized package management

Final Assessment:

✅ Safe to merge - This is a low-risk patch update
🔍 Consider cleanup - Evaluate if Verify.NUnit should be removed entirely

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing dependency update: Verify.NUnit 31.0.3 → 31.0.4

Review Checklist:

• Analyze the dependency change
• Check for potential security concerns
• Review performance implications
• Assess test coverage impact
• Verify code quality standards
• Check if dependency is actually used
• Provide final recommendations

Analysis Results:

⚠️ Key Finding: Unused Dependency

After thorough analysis of the codebase, I discovered that Verify.NUnit appears to be an unused dependency:

1. No Active Usage: No projects in the solution reference or use Verify.NUnit functionality
2. Custom Verification System: The codebase implements its own verification system (VerifyTUnit) in:
   • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/Verify.cs:194-197
   • TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs (similar custom implementation)
3. Actual Verify Packages Used: Projects use Verify and Verify.TUnit packages instead:
   • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests.csproj:23-24
   • TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests.csproj:22-23
   • TUnit.PublicAPI/TUnit.PublicAPI.csproj:16-17
4. NUnit Usage Context: While NUnit is used in projects like TUnit.Analyzers.Tests, none of these use Verify.NUnit for verification

Security Assessment:

• ✅ Low Risk: Patch version update (31.0.3 → 31.0.4) is inherently low-risk
• ✅ No Breaking Changes: Patch versions maintain API compatibility
• ✅ No Security Impact: Since the package isn't actively used, there's no attack surface

Performance Assessment:

• ✅ No Performance Impact: Unused dependencies don't affect runtime performance
• ⚠️ Build Time: Unused dependencies add slight overhead to restore/build operations

Code Quality & Standards:

• ✅ Correct Change: The update in Directory.Packages.props:83 follows centralized package management correctly
• ✅ No Breaking Changes: Patch version maintains backward compatibility

Test Coverage Impact:

• ✅ No Impact: Since Verify.NUnit isn't used, this update won't affect any existing tests
• ✅ Custom System: The project's custom VerifyTUnit system handles all verification needs

Final Recommendations:

1. ✅ Safe to Merge: This patch update is completely safe and poses no risks

2. 🧹 Consider Cleanup: Since Verify.NUnit appears unused, consider removing it entirely:

   • Reduces dependency bloat
   • Simplifies maintenance
   • Marginally improves build times
   • Eliminates future update noise for unused packages

3. 🔍 Verification: If there's a specific reason to keep Verify.NUnit (e.g., future plans, hidden usage), this update is appropriate

Summary:

This is a standard, low-risk patch update to an apparently unused dependency. The change is technically correct and safe to merge, but the dependency itself may be candidates for removal as part of dependency cleanup efforts.

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Pull Request Review

Reviewing dependency update: Verify.NUnit 31.0.3 → 31.0.4

Review Checklist:

• Analyze the dependency change
• Check for potential security concerns
• Review performance implications
• Assess test coverage impact
• Verify code quality standards
• Check if dependency is actually used
• Provide final recommendations

Analysis Results:

⚠️ Key Finding: Unused Dependency

After thorough analysis of the codebase, I discovered that Verify.NUnit appears to be an unused dependency:

1. No Active Usage: No projects in the solution reference or use Verify.NUnit functionality
2. Custom Verification System: The codebase implements its own verification system (VerifyTUnit) in:
   • TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests.csproj:24
   • TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests/TUnit.Assertions.SourceGenerator.Tests.csproj:23
   • TUnit.PublicAPI/TUnit.PublicAPI.csproj:17
3. Actual Verify Packages Used: Projects use Verify and Verify.TUnit packages instead of Verify.NUnit
4. NUnit Usage Context: While NUnit is used in projects like TUnit.Analyzers.Tests and the speed comparison tools, none of these use Verify.NUnit for verification

Security Assessment:

• ✅ Low Risk: Patch version update (31.0.3 → 31.0.4) is inherently low-risk
• ✅ No Breaking Changes: Patch versions maintain API compatibility
• ✅ No Security Impact: Since the package isn't actively used, there's no attack surface

Performance Assessment:

• ✅ No Performance Impact: Unused dependencies don't affect runtime performance
• ⚠️ Build Time: Unused dependencies add slight overhead to restore/build operations

Code Quality & Standards:

• ✅ Correct Change: The update in Directory.Packages.props:83 follows centralized package management correctly
• ✅ No Breaking Changes: Patch version maintains backward compatibility

Test Coverage Impact:

• ✅ No Impact: Since Verify.NUnit isn't used, this update won't affect any existing tests
• ✅ Custom System: The project's custom VerifyTUnit system handles all verification needs

Final Recommendations:

1. ✅ Safe to Merge: This patch update is completely safe and poses no risks

2. 🧹 Consider Cleanup: Since Verify.NUnit appears unused, consider removing it entirely:

   • Reduces dependency bloat
   • Simplifies maintenance
   • Marginally improves build times
   • Eliminates future update noise for unused packages

3. 🔍 Verification: If there's a specific reason to keep Verify.NUnit (e.g., future plans, hidden usage), this update is appropriate

Summary:

This is a standard, low-risk patch update to an apparently unused dependency. The change is technically correct and safe to merge, but the dependency itself may be candidates for removal as part of dependency cleanup efforts.

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