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Closes #7288

Problem

TUnit handles TaskScheduler.UnobservedTaskException by writing to stderr and calling SetObserved(). The run stays green, and the exception never reaches the run summary, TRX, JUnit or the HTML report.

Change

Unobserved task exceptions are now recorded for the session and reported at session end:

• Context API: TestSessionContext.UnobservedTaskExceptions (new public API) lists the exceptions recorded so far. For example, an [After(TestSession)] hook can read it.
• Console: a warning at the end of the run with the count and each exception. It is an error when the fail option is on.
• HTML report: a new "Unobserved task exceptions" panel in the Overview view. The data is carried in the sidecar JSON and merged across suites by the report aggregator.
• JUnit: the exceptions go in the test suite's <system-err>.
• Opt-in failure: --fail-on-unobserved-task-exceptions or Settings.Execution.FailOnUnobservedTaskExceptions. With it on:
  • TUnit runs GC.Collect(); GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers(); after the session hooks and the disposal sweep, so late faults are not lost.
  • Each exception is published as a failed result named Unobserved task exception - <type>: <message>, like the existing "Unhandled exception" node. That result is how the failure reaches TRX, IDEs and the exit code (2).

Why not Context.Current

The runtime raises the event on the finalizer thread after a GC. That thread has none of the ambient AsyncLocal contexts, so Context.Current always resolves to GlobalContext there, and TestSessionContext.Current is null. Instead, a static UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker routes each event to the sessions registered in TUnitTestFramework.ExecuteRequestAsync. The event carries nothing that names its session. When exactly one session is running, the exception is attributed to it. When several overlap (MTP server mode), each session reports the exception, but none fails because of it. An AggregateException is split so each cause is recorded on its own.

Why TRX gets a result only with the option on

TUnit does not write the TRX file; MTP's TrxReport extension does, and it renders test nodes only. Without the option, a synthetic node would either fail the run or misreport its state, so TRX shows these exceptions only when the option is on.

Not in this PR

• Per-test attribution from issue point 2. The finalizer delay makes "tests running at the time" mostly noise. Matching the exception's stack frames to test methods would be a better follow-up.
• The GC drain runs only with the option on, so without it, exceptions from tasks that are still not collected when the run ends are missed. A forced full GC on every run costs time on large heaps, and the issue proposed gating it.
• The GitHub step summary does not list the exceptions. With the option on, they appear there as failed results.

Also fixed: Windows net472 source-generator test (broken on main)

NamespaceStartingWithCore_GeneratedCodeCompiles (added in #7293) fails on the Windows net472 leg. .NET Framework lacks IsExternalInit and RequiredMemberAttribute for the test source's init/required members, and has no UnsafeAccessor for the NET8_0_OR_GREATER branches. The existing net472 polyfill source in CultureInvariantGenerationTests moved to ReferencesHelper.NetFrameworkPolyfills and is shared. The raw compile helper now compiles only the reflection-fallback branch on net472. The full net472 source-generator suite passes locally (213/213).

Tests

• tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_7288: a fixture that leaves a faulted TaskCompletionSource task unobserved and forces a GC.
• tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/UnobservedTaskExceptionTests (reflection mode, run locally; AOT mode runs in CI):
  • Without the option, the run passes and the console warning lists the exception.
  • With the option, the run fails, TRX holds the failed "Unobserved task exception" result, and the exit code is 2.
• Source-generated mode verified by a manual run of the fixture with both options. The TRX, JUnit <system-err> and HTML panel were checked by hand, including a browser render of the panel.
• Unit tests: UnobservedTaskExceptionTrackerTests (new: attribution, concurrent sessions, aggregate split), JUnitXmlWriterTests (new), round-trip, omission and merge tests in ReportDataJsonTests and ReportDataMergerTests, and the default in TUnitSettingsTests.
• tests/TUnit.PublicAPI snapshots updated for the two new public members.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Unobserved task exceptions are collected and included in HTML and JUnit reports.
  • By default, these exceptions are reported without failing the test run. Enable --fail-on-unobserved-task-exceptions or the equivalent programmatic setting to report attributable exceptions as failures and return a failing exit code.
  • Access recorded exceptions through the test session context.
• Documentation
  • Added guidance on unobserved task exceptions, reporting, and configuration.

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Walkthrough

The change records unobserved task exceptions in test sessions. It adds an option and setting to fail runs on attributable exceptions, and includes exception data in HTML, JUnit, and aggregated reports. It also updates source generator test compilation support for .NET Framework.

Changes: Unobserved task exception reporting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Capture exceptions and configure failure behavior src/TUnit.Core/Models/TestSessionContext.cs, src/TUnit.Core/Settings/ExecutionSettings.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Services/*, src/TUnit.Engine/Framework/TUnitTestFramework.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/TUnitProcessInitializer.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/CommandLineProviders/*, src/TUnit.Engine/Extensions/TestApplicationBuilderExtensions.cs, tests/TUnit.UnitTests/UnobservedTaskExceptionTrackerTests.cs, tests/TUnit.UnitTests/TUnitSettingsTests.cs, tests/TUnit.PublicAPI/*, docs/docs/execution/ci-cd-reporting.md, docs/docs/reference/*	The session context stores exceptions with attribution data. The engine tracks active sessions and records exception causes. A command-line option and execution setting control failure behavior. Tests, API baselines, and documentation cover these additions.
Report exceptions during session cleanup src/TUnit.Engine/TestSessionCoordinator.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/TUnitMessageBus.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Reporters/UnobservedTaskExceptionsData.cs, tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/UnobservedTaskExceptionTests.cs, tests/TUnit.TestProject/Bugs/_7288/UnobservedTaskException7288.cs	During cleanup, the coordinator can collect garbage and wait for finalizers. It publishes recorded exceptions and, in failure mode, reports attributable exceptions as failed results. Tests cover both option states.
Include exceptions in report outputs src/TUnit.Engine/Reporters/Aggregation/*, src/TUnit.Engine/Reporters/Html/*, src/TUnit.Engine/Reporters/JUnitReporter.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Xml/JUnitXmlWriter.cs, tests/TUnit.UnitTests/ReportAggregationTests.cs, tests/TUnit.UnitTests/JUnitXmlWriterTests.cs	HTML reports display exceptions when present. JUnit reports add them to suite-level system-err. Aggregated report data serializes, deserializes, and merges exception entries. Tests cover these report paths.

Source generator test support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Adjust .NET Framework test compilations tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/CultureInvariantGenerationTests.cs, tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/GenericPropertyInjectionRawTests.cs, tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/ReferencesHelper.cs	Source generator tests use shared .NET Framework compiler-support polyfills. The generic property injection test adjusts target-framework symbols under .NET Framework.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TaskScheduler
  participant TUnitProcessInitializer
  participant UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker
  participant TestSessionContext
  participant TestSessionCoordinator
  participant TUnitMessageBus
  participant Reporters
  TaskScheduler->>TUnitProcessInitializer: Raise unobserved task exception
  TUnitProcessInitializer->>UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker: Record exception causes
  UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker->>TestSessionContext: Store exceptions and attribution
  TestSessionCoordinator->>TestSessionContext: Read exceptions during cleanup
  TestSessionCoordinator->>TUnitMessageBus: Publish exception data and optional failed results
  TUnitMessageBus->>Reporters: Deliver exception data

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Overlapping sessions may lose or mix HTML exception details, and passing runs omit them from TRX. Resolve or explicitly accept these reporting gaps before merging.

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Linked Issues check		[#7288] The PR implements these requirements: session recording of unobserved task exceptions, a count and details in the console warning, an HTML panel, JUnit output, the opt-in fail opt…	Implement best-effort attribution to the test or shared object active when the unobserved task exception event fires. Expose that attribution in the recorded exception data and in the console, HTML, JUnit, or TRX output. Add automated tests…
Out of Scope Changes check		The Windows net472 source-generator fix does not implement any requirement of #7288. It changes tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/CultureInvariantGenerationTests.cs, `GenericPropertyInjectionRa…	Remove the net472 source-generator changes from this pull request. Submit them in a separate pull request that addresses the failing #7293 test on main.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 14.29% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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[#7288] The PR implements these requirements: session recording of unobserved task exceptions, a count and details in the console warning, an HTML panel, JUnit <system-err> output, the opt-in fail option, and the option-gated GC drain. Requirement 2 of #7288 is not met. It asks for best-effort attribution to the tests or shared objects that run or initialize when the event fires. The PR description states that per-test attribution is not included. In src/TUnit.Engine/Services/UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker.cs at the reviewed head, attribution is session-level only: one active session is marked attributable, and multiple sessions are marked unattributable. No test or shared-object attribution is recorded or exposed. The issue is open and directly linked, so this requirement applies.

Resolution

Implement best-effort attribution to the test or shared object active when the unobserved task exception event fires. Expose that attribution in the recorded exception data and in the console, HTML, JUnit, or TRX output. Add automated tests that verify the attribution behavior.

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The Windows net472 source-generator fix does not implement any requirement of #7288. It changes tests/TUnit.Core.SourceGenerator.Tests/CultureInvariantGenerationTests.cs, GenericPropertyInjectionRawTests.cs, and ReferencesHelper.cs. It adds .NET Framework polyfills, changes compilation symbols, and adds culture tests (ar-SA, tr-TR). The PR description states that it repairs NamespaceStartingWithCore_GeneratedCodeCompiles, a test added in #7293 that fails on main. That test concerns source-generator compilation and not unobserved task exceptions. The change is therefore unrelated to #7288. The other changes (engine tracker, reporting, JUnit, HTML, TRX, settings, public API, and tests) connect to #7288 and are not assessed as out of scope.

Resolution

Remove the net472 source-generator changes from this pull request. Submit them in a separate pull request that addresses the failing #7293 test on main.

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Review: unobserved task exceptions (#7288)

Well-scoped and well-reasoned. Routing through a static tracker with registered sessions is the right call, since Context.Current is unavailable on the finalizer thread. Public API snapshots, docs, the CLI provider and engine tests are included. No blocking issues; these are suggestions.

1. Flatten nested aggregates in UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker.Record. It only unwraps when InnerExceptions.Count == 1. A fault whose cause is itself an AggregateException (e.g. Task.WhenAll) is still reported as AggregateException, and the failed node is named AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. Call Flatten() first and record each inner exception separately so type names are accurate.

2. Unbounded growth. The queue keeps every exception, with its stack trace, for the whole session, and the report and console print all of them. A fire-and-forget loop could accumulate a lot. Consider capping stored entries (say 100) while keeping an accurate total count, and note the truncation in the output.

3. Failure node identity. UnobservedTaskExceptionFailed uses Guid.NewGuid() as the TestNodeUid, so the same failure gets a new ID every run, which works against IDE/TRX history and flaky-test tracking. A deterministic uid (hash of exception type plus first stack frame) is more stable and would also allow de-duplicating repeats, which helps with point 2.

4. Late faults without the option. The GC.Collect() and WaitForPendingFinalizers() step only runs when the fail option is on. Without it, whether the warning appears depends on whether a GC happened to run. That is fine for a warning, but the docs should say it is best-effort.

5. Server mode duplication. Concurrent sessions each receive every exception. Mention this in the XML doc of the public UnobservedTaskExceptions property too.

6. Minor. TUnitSettings.Default.Execution.FailOnUnobservedTaskExceptions is read at session end. Reading it once at session start would be more consistent if it changes mid-run.

Nothing here should block merging.

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Confidence Score: 5/5

[Medium impact] The PR appears safe to merge; the empty-aggregate fault loss is fixed.

Summary

The PR records unobserved task exceptions for the session and includes them in console, HTML, JSON, and JUnit reports. An optional setting publishes them as failed results.

• Test sessions record unobserved task exceptions and can turn attributable ones into failures.
• JUnit and HTML reports show unobserved task exceptions at the session level.
• The net472 source-generator tests compile with framework-compatible polyfills and branches.

Diagram

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flowchart TD
  A[Runtime reports an unobserved task fault] --> B[Find active sessions]
  B --> C[Walk aggregate causes]
  C --> D[Record each cause, including empty aggregates]
  D --> E[Session ends]
  E --> F[Console, HTML, JSON and JUnit reports]
  E --> G{Fail option enabled and cause attributable?}
  G -->|Yes| H[Publish failed result to host and TRX]

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Clear the exception queue when a new session starts.

OnTestSessionStartingAsync clears _updates, but it leaves _unobservedTaskExceptions populated. When the same reporter handles a later session, BuildReportData includes the earlier session’s exceptions in its HTML report and JSON sidecar. Clear this queue alongside _updates at session start. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review: record unobserved task exceptions (#7288)

I read the tracker, session-context storage, registration/unregistration lifecycle and the end-of-session reporting. I did not build the PR or run its tests. Overall the design is sound, and I found no blocking issues.

What works well

• Routing through a static UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker is the right call. The event fires on the finalizer thread, where Context.Current can't resolve the session. The comment explaining this is useful.
• Register/Unregister are paired in try/finally in TUnitTestFramework, so sessions don't leak on failure.
• The attributable flag is a careful way to handle multiple sessions in one process (MTP server mode): every session reports the exception, but none fails the run because of it.
• Flattening the AggregateException keeps each cause's type and stack trace in the reports.
• The failure behaviour is opt-in, so existing green runs don't change.

Suggestions (non-blocking)

1. Forced GC cost and scope. GC.Collect(); GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers(); runs only when the fail option is on, which is good. With several sessions it still runs once per session. A single GC.Collect(); GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers(); GC.Collect(); done by the last unregistering session, or a once-per-process guard, would avoid repeating it. Finalizers can also resurrect work that needs a second pass, so a second collect makes the detection more reliable.
2. Unbounded growth. The session queue has no cap. A pathological test run that leaks thousands of faulted tasks would keep every exception, with stack trace, alive until session end. Consider capping the stored entries (for example 100) and reporting a "+N more" count, in the console, JUnit <system-err> and HTML panel.
3. Static state in tests. Record(AggregateException, ICollection<TestSessionContext>) is internal and testable, which is good. Please confirm the tests never touch the static registry in parallel with real sessions. Otherwise they could register or count extra sessions and flip attributable.
4. Late events after Unregister. A fault finalized after the session unregisters is silently dropped. That is acceptable, and the opt-in GC mitigates it. It is worth a sentence in the docs next to the option.
5. Public API. TestSessionContext.UnobservedTaskExceptions is a new public surface. Make sure the tests/TUnit.PublicAPI .verified.txt snapshots are updated for every target framework, and that no .received.txt files are committed.

Nice work. The feature is well-scoped and the context/finalizer-thread reasoning is documented.

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Keep HTML exception data separate for each session.

When sessions overlap, ConsumeAsync discards unobserved.SessionUid and puts both sessions’ exceptions in one queue. A later session start can clear another session’s exceptions. A report can also include exceptions from the wrong session. The application registers one HtmlReporter instance, so the queue is shared. Store exceptions by SessionUid, and map only the entries for the session being finished. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update HtmlReporter to store unobserved exceptions keyed by SessionUid instead
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@coderabbitai On the outside-diff finding "Keep HTML exception data separate for each session" (HtmlReporter.cs:78): not changing this in this PR.

The HTML reporter is not session-isolated for overlapping sessions today, and that is unrelated to unobserved exceptions. _updates is a single ConcurrentDictionary<string, TestNodeUpdateMessage> with no session key (HtmlReporter.cs:40). OnTestSessionStartingAsync clears it (HtmlReporter.cs:124), and BuildReportData renders all of it (HtmlReporter.cs:613-614). When two sessions overlap, the second session's start already wipes the first session's test results, and each report mixes both sessions' tests. Keying only the exception queue by SessionUid would leave the report's tests and exceptions under different scoping rules.

Also, for overlapping sessions the tracker gives the exception to every running session on purpose (it cannot tell which one caused it; see 4db0567). So an exception showing up in "the other" session's report is the documented behavior, not misattribution.

If overlapping sessions need correct HTML reports, the fix is to key all reporter state by SessionUid, which belongs in its own change.

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Review of #7296: record unobserved task exceptions

The design is sound. I found no blocking correctness bugs.

What looks right

• The static UnobservedTaskExceptionTracker is the correct workaround for the finalizer thread having no ambient context. The doc comments explain why.
• Attributing the exception only when exactly one session is running, and not failing otherwise, is a conservative choice for MTP server mode.
• ReportUnobservedTaskExceptionsAsync runs in the finally block after the hooks and the disposal sweep, so an [After(TestSession)] hook can still read UnobservedTaskExceptions.
• The new public API is covered by the PublicAPI snapshots. The sidecar JSON, merger, HTML, JUnit and unit-test changes are consistent with each other.

Suggestions (non-blocking)

1. The GC drain can throw from the finally block. GC.Collect() and GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers() run inside finally. A hung finalizer, or an exception from the reporting code, would replace the original test-run exception and could skip the session artifact publishing that follows. Wrap ReportUnobservedTaskExceptionsAsync in its own try/catch that logs the error. Reporting is best-effort, so it should not mask the real failure.
2. Attribution is racy with overlapping registration. Record snapshots s_activeSessions.Keys. A session that registers or unregisters between the snapshot and the AddUnobservedTaskException calls gets a stale view. This is acceptable for the stated semantics, but I'd say so in a comment. Also consider that a finalizer-thread exception in Record would crash the process. A defensive try/catch inside the event handler in TUnitProcessInitializer would be cheap insurance, because SetObserved() must still run.
3. Memory growth. _unobservedTaskExceptions is unbounded, and each entry holds a full exception with its stack. A test suite that leaks thousands of faulted tasks would keep all of them alive until the session ends. Consider capping the count, for example at 100, and reporting "N more omitted".
4. Unrelated changes. CultureInvariantGenerationTests, GenericPropertyInjectionRawTests and the net472 polyfills in ReferencesHelper look unrelated to this feature. If they fix a net472 build break, the PR description should say so. Otherwise move them to a separate PR.
5. The synthetic test-node display name embeds the full exception.Message. A multi-line or very long message makes a noisy node name in IDEs and TRX. Consider truncating it or using the first line only.

Overall this is a good, well-documented change, and the opt-in failure mode is a sensible default. Approving in spirit; the points above are optional hardening.

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Publish exception details through a non-failing TRX update.

When fail-on-unobserved is disabled, the coordinator publishes only UnobservedTaskExceptionsData. The TRX 2.5.2 extractor consumes TestNodeUpdateMessage, so it does not consume this custom data or the logger warning. A reachable unobserved exception can therefore remain absent from TRX while the run passes, contrary to issue #7288.

At this boundary, publish a non-failing TestNodeUpdateMessage that carries the exception text through the existing TRX message/output property path. Do not call UnobservedTaskExceptionFailed, because that changes the run to failed.

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Review comment at @src/TUnit.Engine/TestSessionCoordinator.cs around lines 163 -
167:
In the unobserved-exception handling path in TestSessionCoordinator, publish a
non-failing TestNodeUpdateMessage carrying the exception text through the
existing TRX message/output property path, so the TRX extractor can consume it
when fail-on-unobserved is disabled. Preserve the current passing-run behavior
and do not use a failure message.

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Review comments at @src/TUnit.Engine/TestSessionCoordinator.cs:
- Around line 163-167: In the unobserved-exception handling path in
TestSessionCoordinator, publish a non-failing TestNodeUpdateMessage carrying the
exception text through the existing TRX message/output property path, so the TRX
extractor can consume it when fail-on-unobserved is disabled. Preserve the
current passing-run behavior and do not use a failure message.

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@thomhurst Agreed. I withdraw “Keep HTML exception data separate for each session” as a requirement for this PR.

The source confirms that HtmlReporter shares _updates across sessions and clears both collections at session start. The tracker also intentionally records each exception in every active session. My finding incorrectly treated that behavior as misattribution.

Session isolation must cover all HTML reporter state, not only exceptions. That belongs in a separate change.

Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for HTML reporter session isolation?

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