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Updated Expecto from 9.0.4 to 11.1.0.

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10.2.1

  • Fix bug where testTask and testCaseTask allow the tasks to start immediately when the test is defined, breaking backward compatibility with testTask (#​492). Thanks @​TheAngryByrd

10.2.0

  • Add throwsAsync, throwsAsyncT, and throwsAsyncC (#​469), thanks @​jwosty
  • Add Nullable<'t> helpers to Expect module (#​478), thanks @​bisen2
  • Add *testCaseTask functions (#​483), thanks @​ratsclub and @​farlee2121
  • Support ValueTask and Async bindings in testTask expressions (#​489), thanks @​farlee2121

10.1.0

Add Theory Test Support #​456, thanks @​ratsclub
Loosen the FSharp.Core version requirement #​458, thanks @​farlee2121 and @​JohnTheGr8
New Expecto.FsCheck pre-release version with FsCheck3 support #​450, thanks @​farlee2121
Add Flip.Expect.hasLength #​455, thanks @​JohnTheGr8

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Updated Expecto.FsCheck from 9.0.4 to 11.1.0.

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10.2.1

  • Fix bug where testTask and testCaseTask allow the tasks to start immediately when the test is defined, breaking backward compatibility with testTask (#​492). Thanks @​TheAngryByrd

10.2.0

  • Add throwsAsync, throwsAsyncT, and throwsAsyncC (#​469), thanks @​jwosty
  • Add Nullable<'t> helpers to Expect module (#​478), thanks @​bisen2
  • Add *testCaseTask functions (#​483), thanks @​ratsclub and @​farlee2121
  • Support ValueTask and Async bindings in testTask expressions (#​489), thanks @​farlee2121

10.1.0

Add Theory Test Support #​456, thanks @​ratsclub
Loosen the FSharp.Core version requirement #​458, thanks @​farlee2121 and @​JohnTheGr8
New Expecto.FsCheck pre-release version with FsCheck3 support #​450, thanks @​farlee2121
Add Flip.Expect.hasLength #​455, thanks @​JohnTheGr8

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Updated FsCheck from 2.16.5 to 3.0.0.

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3.0.0

  • Fix stamp missing for final test. (by Calum Sieppert)

  • FsCheck.NUnit: updated to NUnit 4. (with David Naylor)

  • FsCheck.NUnit: implement PropertiesAttribute. (by Oleksandr Bogomaz)

  • FsCheck.NUnit: handle NUnit's signalling exceptions. (by Oleksandr Bogomaz)

  • FsCheck.Xunit: fixed MissingMethodException caused by integration issue with xunit 2.9.x.

3.0.0-rc3

  • Breaking change: confusingly named StringNoNnulls is renamed to StringNoNullChar.
  • Breaking change: The operators |@, @| and %> are removed. Please use Prop.label instead.
  • Added more ForAll overloads for various Task types.
  • The collections types NonEmptySet, NonEmptyArray and FixedLengthArray now implement IEnnumerable to avoid a call to Get in common scenarios.
  • Enabled source linking and deterministic builds. (by Patrick Stevens)

3.0.0-rc2

  • Negative decimals are now also generated. (by Stephen Smith)

  • Relax FsCheck.Xunit's restriction on xUnit versions. (by Tom Rijnbeek)

  • Made Gen.choose64 public.

  • Remove dependency on FAKE and paket in favor of standard .NET tools. (by Patrick Stevens)cription of the release

3.0.0-rc1

  • Enable properties that return Task<T>. (by Mark Seemann)

  • Includes all changes up to 2.16.6.

3.0.0-beta2

Fixed bug that caused exceptions not to be propagated to output correctly.
Added a few missing methods in Fluent.Arbitrary.
Add a few missing Prop.ForAll overloads.
Includes changes in 2.16.4.

3.0.0-beta1

Backwards incompatible*: Refactor and split of the Gen and Arbitrary APIs into FsCheck.FSharp and FsCheck.Fluent. This is a first step in splitting the entire API into a functional (for F# consumers) and fluent (for C# and VB.NET consumers) interface. This should be clearer for both kinds of consumers.
By and large, if you are an F# user, now open FsCheck.FSharp in addition to open FsCheck. If you are a C# or VB.NET user, add using FsCheck.Fluent.
Backwards incompatible*: redesigned API for per-type Arbitrary instance discovery and lookup. There is no longer a single global, mutable map of type to Arbitrary instances, instead there are any number of immutable IArbMaps that can be configured at your leisure, and set via Config.WithArbitrary on the test.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.FSharp.Gen: Added RequireQualifiedAccess. Added apply and bind. Renamed collect and sequence to collect/sequenceToList/Array/Seq for clarity. Removed unzip and unzip3 - their implementation is problematic, and it's hard to see a use case for them. Removed subListOfToIlist, subListOfArr - these returned IList<'T> types. Untupled rows,cols arguments in array2DOfDim.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.Fluent.Gen: Split into non-extension methods on Gen and extension methods on Gen<T> type in GenExtensions. Removed Gen.Apply - not useful without partial application. Two, Three, Four and Zip now output ValueTuples, which is idiomatic in modern C#, and are only visible as extension methods on Gen<T>. Removed the overloads of Zip with arity 3. Changed the return type of methods that returned IList<T> previously to List<T>. Split the Sample method with optional arguments in three overloads, this is better for backwards compatibilty going forward.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.FSharp.Arb: Removed fromGenShrinkFunc. Removed register, registerByType, from, generate and shrink - these are replaced by functions on ArbMap, resp. mergeWith, mergeWithType, arbitrary and generate. Made Arb.Default internal. Default types should now be looked up using ArbMap, e.g. ArbMap.defaults |> ArbMap.arbitrary<list<int>>.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.Fluent.Arb: Removed extension method ToArbitrary that took an F# function as argument for the shrinker. Renamad Arb.From methods to Arbitrary.From - C# does not tolerate ambiguity between using two types of the same name in the same namespace. Removed Register, RegisterByType, From, Generate and Shrink - these are replaced by methods on ArbMap, resp. Merge<'T>, Merge, ArbFor and GeneratorFor. Made Arb.Default internal. Default Arbitrary types should now be looked up using ArbMap, e.g. ArbMap.Default.ArbFor<int[]>().
First pass at improving XML docs for Gen API.
Fixed bug in try..with computation expression builder.
Added support for let!...and!... syntax in computation expression builder.

3.0.0-alpha4

Propagate thread-local arbitraries to thread pool threads that are executing tests.

3.0.0-alpha3

NuGet packaging: relax FSharp.Core constraint to 4.0 and higher for .NET Desktop.

3.0.0-alpha2

Remove PCL builds. NET Standard is the way forward. Latest FSharp.Core builds don't even include PCL versions. As a result of the FSharp.Core dependency, FsCheck targets NET Standard 1.6.
Remove Prop.within.
Remove tuple and list testables.
Bug fix: Tasks that were faulted or canceled were not detected as test failures (by chrisoverzero)

3.0.0-alpha1

Update random number generator to SplitMix algorithm. (with thanks to Jack Pappas for making it fast)
Add support for parallel and async testing. (by Sergey - great effort!)
Simplify sampling data: Gen.sample et al.

2.16.6

Added Map and Return methods to make FsCheck more F#+ friendly. (by Gustavo Leon)

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Updated FsCheck from 2.16.5 to 3.4.0.

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3.4.0

Updated xunit.v3 to version 4.x. (by Simon Baynes)

3.3.4

Fixed a bug in C# record type generation.

3.3.3

Add Gen.pick and Gen.tryPick functions.
Fill NullReferenceException when using Replay with an Implies combinator.
Improve behavior of stamps and labels when using And/Or property combinators.

3.3.2

Fixed FsCheck.NUnit failure reporting. (by Brian Rourke Boll)
Added a replay hint to failure message. (by Brian Rourke Boll)

3.3.1

Update xunit.v3.extensibility.core to v3.0.1 to fix a test discovery issue. (by Hyogeol Lee)

3.3.0

Added FsCheck.Xunit.v3. (by JohSand)

3.2.0

Support C# struct record generation. (by Brian Rourke Boll)
Xunit Property respects IAsyncLifetime. (by Arialdo Martini)

3.1.0

Support Async<'Testable> & Task<'Testable>. Slight behavior change: an explicit upcast to non-generic Task (:> Task) is now needed for tests involving Task<'T> where 'T is not itself a testable type. (by Brian Rourke Boll)

3.0.1

  • FsCheck.Xunit: target net462 explicitly, so xunit picks the right runner on .NET Framework.

3.0.0

  • Fix stamp missing for final test. (by Calum Sieppert)

  • FsCheck.NUnit: updated to NUnit 4. (with David Naylor)

  • FsCheck.NUnit: implement PropertiesAttribute. (by Oleksandr Bogomaz)

  • FsCheck.NUnit: handle NUnit's signalling exceptions. (by Oleksandr Bogomaz)

  • FsCheck.Xunit: fixed MissingMethodException caused by integration issue with xunit 2.9.x.

3.0.0-rc3

  • Breaking change: confusingly named StringNoNnulls is renamed to StringNoNullChar.
  • Breaking change: The operators |@, @| and %> are removed. Please use Prop.label instead.
  • Added more ForAll overloads for various Task types.
  • The collections types NonEmptySet, NonEmptyArray and FixedLengthArray now implement IEnnumerable to avoid a call to Get in common scenarios.
  • Enabled source linking and deterministic builds. (by Patrick Stevens)

3.0.0-rc2

  • Negative decimals are now also generated. (by Stephen Smith)

  • Relax FsCheck.Xunit's restriction on xUnit versions. (by Tom Rijnbeek)

  • Made Gen.choose64 public.

  • Remove dependency on FAKE and paket in favor of standard .NET tools. (by Patrick Stevens)cription of the release

3.0.0-rc1

  • Enable properties that return Task<T>. (by Mark Seemann)

  • Includes all changes up to 2.16.6.

3.0.0-beta2

Fixed bug that caused exceptions not to be propagated to output correctly.
Added a few missing methods in Fluent.Arbitrary.
Add a few missing Prop.ForAll overloads.
Includes changes in 2.16.4.

3.0.0-beta1

Backwards incompatible*: Refactor and split of the Gen and Arbitrary APIs into FsCheck.FSharp and FsCheck.Fluent. This is a first step in splitting the entire API into a functional (for F# consumers) and fluent (for C# and VB.NET consumers) interface. This should be clearer for both kinds of consumers.
By and large, if you are an F# user, now open FsCheck.FSharp in addition to open FsCheck. If you are a C# or VB.NET user, add using FsCheck.Fluent.
Backwards incompatible*: redesigned API for per-type Arbitrary instance discovery and lookup. There is no longer a single global, mutable map of type to Arbitrary instances, instead there are any number of immutable IArbMaps that can be configured at your leisure, and set via Config.WithArbitrary on the test.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.FSharp.Gen: Added RequireQualifiedAccess. Added apply and bind. Renamed collect and sequence to collect/sequenceToList/Array/Seq for clarity. Removed unzip and unzip3 - their implementation is problematic, and it's hard to see a use case for them. Removed subListOfToIlist, subListOfArr - these returned IList<'T> types. Untupled rows,cols arguments in array2DOfDim.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.Fluent.Gen: Split into non-extension methods on Gen and extension methods on Gen<T> type in GenExtensions. Removed Gen.Apply - not useful without partial application. Two, Three, Four and Zip now output ValueTuples, which is idiomatic in modern C#, and are only visible as extension methods on Gen<T>. Removed the overloads of Zip with arity 3. Changed the return type of methods that returned IList<T> previously to List<T>. Split the Sample method with optional arguments in three overloads, this is better for backwards compatibilty going forward.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.FSharp.Arb: Removed fromGenShrinkFunc. Removed register, registerByType, from, generate and shrink - these are replaced by functions on ArbMap, resp. mergeWith, mergeWithType, arbitrary and generate. Made Arb.Default internal. Default types should now be looked up using ArbMap, e.g. ArbMap.defaults |> ArbMap.arbitrary<list<int>>.
Detailed changes to FsCheck.Fluent.Arb: Removed extension method ToArbitrary that took an F# function as argument for the shrinker. Renamad Arb.From methods to Arbitrary.From - C# does not tolerate ambiguity between using two types of the same name in the same namespace. Removed Register, RegisterByType, From, Generate and Shrink - these are replaced by methods on ArbMap, resp. Merge<'T>, Merge, ArbFor and GeneratorFor. Made Arb.Default internal. Default Arbitrary types should now be looked up using ArbMap, e.g. ArbMap.Default.ArbFor<int[]>().
First pass at improving XML docs for Gen API.
Fixed bug in try..with computation expression builder.
Added support for let!...and!... syntax in computation expression builder.

3.0.0-alpha4

Propagate thread-local arbitraries to thread pool threads that are executing tests.

3.0.0-alpha3

NuGet packaging: relax FSharp.Core constraint to 4.0 and higher for .NET Desktop.

3.0.0-alpha2

Remove PCL builds. NET Standard is the way forward. Latest FSharp.Core builds don't even include PCL versions. As a result of the FSharp.Core dependency, FsCheck targets NET Standard 1.6.
Remove Prop.within.
Remove tuple and list testables.
Bug fix: Tasks that were faulted or canceled were not detected as test failures (by chrisoverzero)

3.0.0-alpha1

Update random number generator to SplitMix algorithm. (with thanks to Jack Pappas for making it fast)
Add support for parallel and async testing. (by Sergey - great effort!)
Simplify sampling data: Gen.sample et al.

2.16.6

Added Map and Return methods to make FsCheck more F#+ friendly. (by Gustavo Leon)

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Updated FSharp.Core from 10.0.100 to 10.1.401.

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10.0.401

Release

What's Changed

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10.0.400

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10.0.303

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10.0.302

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10.0.301

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10.0.300

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10.0.204

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10.0.203

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10.0.202

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10.0.201

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10.0.200

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10.0.112

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10.0.111

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10.0.110

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10.0.109

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10.0.108

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10.0.107

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10.0.106

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10.0.105

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10.0.104

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10.0.103

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10.0.102-sb1

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10.0.101

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Updated FsLexYacc from 10.2.0 to 12.1.2.

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12.1.2

Changed

  • Packages are pushed to NuGet with trusted publishing, so the release workflow no longer needs a long-lived API key. #​251

NuGet

12.1.1

Changed

  • Versions and package release notes come from CHANGELOG.md through Ionide.KeepAChangelog.Tasks, and every release gets a matching GitHub release. #​250

Fixed

  • CallFsLex and CallFsYacc regenerate their output when only the .fsi is missing, and both tools' outputs are registered for dotnet clean. #​231

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Updated Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk from 18.9.0 to 18.10.1.

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18.10.1

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18.10.0

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Full Changelog: microsoft/vstest@v18.9.0...v18.10.0

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Updated YoloDev.Expecto.TestSdk from 0.13.3 to 0.16.1.

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0.16.1

0.16.1 (2026-08-12)

Dependencies

0.16.0

0.16.0 (2026-07-08)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • Depending on your version of .NET, this may require setting test.runner to Microsoft.Testing.Platform in global.json.

Features

  • change Expecto package version range (#​292) (09e925c)
  • emit public TestMethodIdentifierProperty and stop advertising vstestProvider (#​284) (4597e35)

Dependencies

0.15.6

0.15.6 (2026-04-14)

Bug Fixes

Dependencies

0.15.5

0.15.5 (2025-10-02)

Dependencies

0.15.4

0.15.4 (2025-07-23)

Bug Fixes

Dependencies

0.15.3

0.15.3 (2025-03-03)

Features

Dependencies

0.15.2

0.15.2 (2025-02-19)

Dependencies

0.15.1

0.15.1 (2025-02-17)

Bug Fixes

Miscellaneous Chores

Dependencies

0.15.0

0.15.0 (2025-02-04)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

Features

Miscellaneous Chores

Dependencies

0.14.3

0.14.3 (2023-11-16)

Dependencies

0.14.2

0.14.2 (2023-08-09)

Features

Dependencies

0.14.1

0.14.1 (2023-06-29)

Bug Fixes

Dependencies

0.14.0

0.14.0 (2023-06-19)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • major expecto update and drops support for older .NET framework versions.

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@dependabot dependabot Bot added dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file .NET Pull requests that update .NET code labels Sep 15, 2026
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Bump Expecto and 6 others
b2013f1 
Bumps Expecto from 9.0.4 to 11.1.0
Bumps Expecto.FsCheck from 9.0.4 to 11.1.0
Bumps FsCheck to 3.0.0, 3.4.0
Bumps FSharp.Core from 10.0.100 to 10.1.401
Bumps FsLexYacc from 10.2.0 to 12.1.2
Bumps Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk from 18.9.0 to 18.10.1
Bumps YoloDev.Expecto.TestSdk from 0.13.3 to 0.16.1

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- dependency-name: Expecto
  dependency-version: 11.1.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: Expecto.FsCheck
  dependency-version: 11.1.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: FsCheck
  dependency-version: 3.0.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: FsCheck
  dependency-version: 3.4.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: FSharp.Core
  dependency-version: 10.1.401
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: FsLexYacc
  dependency-version: 12.1.2
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk
  dependency-version: 18.10.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: dotnet
- dependency-name: YoloDev.Expecto.TestSdk
  dependency-version: 0.16.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: dotnet
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@dependabot dependabot Bot changed the title Bump the dotnet group with 7 updates Bump Expecto and 6 others Sep 24, 2026
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dependabot Bot force-pushed the dependabot/nuget/dotnet-5ef93487cd branch from d860275 to b2013f1 Compare September 24, 2026 20:30
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Fix the build after the dependency bumps
f34bcc9 
Expecto 11 removed runTestsInAssembly, so both test entry points now call
runTestsInAssemblyWithCLIArgs.

FsLexYacc 13 writes the generated lexer and parser to the intermediate
folder, so FsLex.Core and FsYacc.Core, which bootstrap from the released
tools, compile them from $(FsLexOutputFolder) and $(FsYaccOutputFolder).

FSharp.Core stays at 10.0.100. It is the floor our packages ask for, and
raising it would force every consumer onto a newer FSharp.Core. Dependabot
now ignores it so it stops proposing the bump.

The explicit FsCheck reference only existed because Expecto.FsCheck 9 asked
for FsCheck 2.14.3, which has no FsCheck.UnicodeChar. Expecto.FsCheck 11
depends on FsCheck 3, which does, so the pin is gone.

Also bump Ionide.KeepAChangelog.Tasks to 0.4.0.
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nojaf merged commit 92cb855 into master Sep 25, 2026
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