I fixed the problem the following day by doing what you said (reducing
to a single row) and figured out it to be an array initialization
error.
I have a [Factory] method that returns an array of API Calls (rows)
defined like so
public ApiData[] GetApiData()
In it I have arrays..
ApiData[] registerCustomerItems = new ApiData[6];
ApiData[] loginCustomerItems = new ApiData[10];
return registerCustomerItems;
Then I have a Cominatorial test method that runs through all the rows
within the array returned from the factory.
[CombinatorialTest]
public void ComboTest([UsingFactories("GetApiData")] ApiData
item)
{...}
I can change the return array from GetApiData() on the fly without
uncomennting other arrays and the ComboTest method would execute the
appropriate test cases accordingly.
The problem arose when I had added more rows to the array that was not
being returned without changing the size. I was returning
registerCustomerItems and had loginCustomerItems defined like so:
ApiData[] loginCustomerItems = new ApiData[10]; while actually having
11 rows,
loginCustomerItems[10] = new ApiData("LoginCustomer"...);
MBUnit didn't like that.
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