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public struct Maybe<T>
{
    public static readonly Maybe<T> NoValue;

    public Maybe(T value, bool hasValue = true) : this()
    {
        HasValue = hasValue;
        Value = value;
    }

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public static IEnumerable<object[]> ExpirationMethods
{
    get
    {
        return new TheoryDataSet<Expression<Action<Cache>>>
        {
            cache => cache.Clock.UtcNow.Returns(BaseTime + cache.Duration),
            cache => cache.Expire()
        };
    }

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There have been significant changes in the latest alpha build of xUnit.net. Some of these changes will cause compilation errors for developers upgrading from previous alpha builds (as well as v1).

New Features for Test Authors

Support for tests in Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and PCLs

This release has added support for writing unit tests in several new class library formats: Windows 8 class libraries, Windows Phone 8 class libraries, and Portable Class Libraries that target either of those (plus Desktop .NET 4.5). The runners that we supply can run those tests, although they are currently run in the desktop CLR. Three assemblies have been converted to PCLs as a result: xunit.abstractions.dll, xunit.assert.dll, and xunit.core.dll. The rest of the DLLs remain in their current configuration of supporting either Desktop .NET 3.5 or 4.5.

Adding support for MaxParallelThreads

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The release notes are available on the xUnit.net release page.

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Look at these lines in this NUSPEC file:

https://github.com/xunit/xunit/blob/b1cbc40158cc53be5b9150bcdeb2e1cae40db5c9/src/xunit.extensibility.execution.nuspec#L24-L44

They were added because we observed some very unusal behavior. Specifically, note that the libraries are all platform specific (other than portable-win81+wpa81). Without the highlighted lines, this is the observable behavior when referencing this NuGet package:

• It would link against the platform-specific library (e.g., lib\net45\xunit.execution.desktop.dll)
• It would pull the dependency list from "dotnet", some of which are clearly not net45 compatible (e.g., System.Runtime 4.0.20)

We originally had a TF-less group, which we assumed would be used by anybody who wasn't "dotnet" or "dnx46":

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<settings>
	<console change_refresh="10" refresh="100" rows="35" columns="160" buffer_rows="9999" buffer_columns="0" shell="" init_dir="" start_hidden="1" save_size="0">
		<colors>
			<color id="0" r="48" g="48" b="48"/>
			<color id="1" r="0" g="0" b="128"/>
			<color id="2" r="0" g="150" b="0"/>
			<color id="3" r="0" g="150" b="150"/>
			<color id="4" r="174" g="87" b="0"/>
			<color id="5" r="128" g="0" b="128"/>

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[alias]
	co = checkout
	st = status
	br = branch
	re = rebase
	hist = log --pretty=format:\"%h %ad | %s%d [%an]\" --graph --date=short
	cat = cat-file -t
	type = cat-file -t
	dump = cat-file -p
[color "branch"]

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public override Task WriteToStreamAsync(Type type, object value, 
                                        Stream stream, 
                                        HttpContent content, 
                                        TransportContext transportContext)
{                                     
    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(JsonpCallbackFunction))
        return base.WriteToStreamAsync(type, value, stream, content, transportContext);

    StreamWriter writer = null;

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param(
    [string]$server = "origin",
    [string]$branch = "master"
)

$gitStatus = (Get-GitStatus)

if ($gitStatus -eq $null) {
    write-error "Not in a Git repository."
} elseif ($gitStatus.HasUntracked -or $gitStatus.HasWorking -or $gitStatus.HasIndex) {