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ApiCompat does not notice if the right assembly breaks compatibility by having more constraints on a type parameter than the left assembly. See dotnet/runtime#99878.
namespaceConstraintApiCompat{publicsealedclassClass1<TEnum>
#if !NETSTANDARD
where TEnum :struct,System.Enum
#endif
{// This is here just to show that ApiCompat works in other respects.
#if NETSTANDARDpublicvoidExtra(){}
#endif
}}
ApiCompat should report at least one API compatibility error about the type constraint:
API compatibility errors between 'bin/Debug/netstandard2.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll' (left) and 'bin/Debug/net8.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll' (right):
CPxxxx: Type 'ConstraintApiCompat.Class1<TEnum>' does not have constraints 'where TEnum : struct, System.Enum' on bin/Debug/netstandard2.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll but has on bin/Debug/net8.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll
CP0002: Member 'void ConstraintApiCompat.Class1<TEnum>.Extra()' exists on bin/Debug/netstandard2.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll but not on bin/Debug/net8.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll
API breaking changes found. If those are intentional, the APICompat suppression file can be updated by specifying the '--generate-suppression-file' parameter.
Actual result
ApiCompat does not report any API compatibility errors about the type constraint:
API compatibility errors between 'bin/Debug/netstandard2.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll' (left) and 'bin/Debug/net8.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll' (right):
CP0002: Member 'void ConstraintApiCompat.Class1<TEnum>.Extra()' exists on bin/Debug/netstandard2.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll but not on bin/Debug/net8.0/ConstraintApiCompat.dll
API breaking changes found. If those are intentional, the APICompat suppression file can be updated by specifying the '--generate-suppression-file' parameter.
Now that this has been fixed, I'm curious about whether the fix reveals any other mismatches in reference assemblies, similar to dotnet/runtime#99878. If there are any, will they show up in GitHub Checks for some "Update dependencies" pull request at dotnet/runtime?
Describe the bug
ApiCompat does not notice if the right assembly breaks compatibility by having more constraints on a type parameter than the left assembly. See dotnet/runtime#99878.
To Reproduce
ConstraintApiCompat.csproj
Class1.cs
.config/dotnet-tools.json
Build
Expected result
ApiCompat should report at least one API compatibility error about the type constraint:
Actual result
ApiCompat does not report any API compatibility errors about the type constraint:
Exceptions (if any)
None.
Further technical details
No IDE.
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