Some test information pages contain broken GitHub links that lead to 404 errors. As I understood, this happens when multiple related test classes are grouped together in a single file, but the link generation assumes that each test class has its own file with a matching name.
Example: CodeFlowSupported → tries to open CodeFlowSupported.cs that doesn't exist and is actually located in AuthorizationCodeFlowsSupportedTest.cs.
I found 7 such broken links for now:
Authorization Code Flows (all in AuthorizationCodeFlowsSupportedTest.cs):
CodeFlowSupportedCodeTokenFlowSupportedCodeIdTokenFlowSupportedCodeIdTokenTokenFlowSupported
Implicit Flows (all in ImplicitFlowsSupportedTest.cs):
TokenFlowSupportedIdTokenTokenFlowSupportedIdTokenFlowSupported
Some test information pages contain broken GitHub links that lead to 404 errors. As I understood, this happens when multiple related test classes are grouped together in a single file, but the link generation assumes that each test class has its own file with a matching name.
Example: CodeFlowSupported → tries to open
CodeFlowSupported.csthat doesn't exist and is actually located in AuthorizationCodeFlowsSupportedTest.cs.I found 7 such broken links for now:
Authorization Code Flows (all in
AuthorizationCodeFlowsSupportedTest.cs):CodeFlowSupportedCodeTokenFlowSupportedCodeIdTokenFlowSupportedCodeIdTokenTokenFlowSupportedImplicit Flows (all in
ImplicitFlowsSupportedTest.cs):TokenFlowSupportedIdTokenTokenFlowSupportedIdTokenFlowSupported