InternalsVisibleTo in Unity

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Hi Unity members,

For unit testing I am trying to use InternalsVisibleTo("assemblyname") in Unity 3d without any success.

Has anyone ever used it in Unity ?

Here is the problem.

 [assembly: InternalsVisibleTo("Test")]
 namespace Dev
 {
   public class Example
   {
     internal bool Function(){ //do stuff }
   }
 }

 namespace Test
 {
   public class TestExample
   {
     Example example = new Example();
     bool value = example.Function();//Error Cannot access "Function" due to its
                                     //protection level
   }
 }

When I open this project in .Net 2008, .Net compiler does not give ANY error.

Note : In the documentation for InternalVisibleTo, its written that this is a new class for .Net 2.

Thanks for reading !!

Answer 1

Answer by hejaaa · Jun 26, 2020 at 02:32 PM

It is old question, but for answer, I suppose you need use correct assembly name. But for better order assemblies you need create AssemblyInfo.cs file and there write something like this:

 using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
 [assembly: InternalsVisibleTo("UCM_uTests")]

This is necessarily use for Testing. Use just public accessors with various assemblies is wrong because other programmer can implement this code wrong.

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Answer 2

Answer by peterpan2022 · Jul 25, 2021 at 07:12 PM

My problem, and I think OPs problem, is the difference between an assembly name and a namespace. We feed a namespace to InternalsVisibleTo. But it is expecting the name of an assembly.

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