Hi @willdean, is the project still accepting contributions?
Is there anything I can do to improve this PR to make it acceptable?
I know you mentioned in my previous PR(#880) that there were too many changes on it but this is a smaller one, do you think I need to shrink it even more?

Hi @eugeniomiro - sorry for not responding to this - I have not been thinking much about Bonobo recently.
I can take this - it only affects the tests.

As I side note, and it's not going to be a problem now, but I would say that #3d283cd shows a problem where VS and nuget disagree about XML formatting and hundreds of lines get meaningless white-space differences.

In theory, every single changed line has to be looked at by someone taking a contribution, so avoiding big whitespace changes is helpful. Obviously this is not your fault, it's VS stupidity, but just something to think about.

Thank you @willdean, I took note of your comment about the XML in #3d283dc, will be more careful next time

Many thanks for the contributions, I didn't say that last time.

One more thing @willdean, I'm preparing the next PR with all those tests I sent in #880, trying not to touch the main code, that's in preparation for the fix of #882 which is the Issue I found and wanted to fix in the first place, but wanted to do it using a set of tests as a contention net. I have those in a large set of commits, is it best for you that I squash them all for the PR?
Any other suggestion for it?

Another thing, I'm adding .editorconfig as one of my files, to keep source code formatting consistency. I leave this comment to check if you want that in or not, I think it could be very useful.

Hi @eugeniomiro I think it probably is easier if they're squashed, so long as they're all related to each other. One of the problems if they're not squashed is that the same files often appear in multiple commits, which makes a lot more work to review.

Personally I'm ok with adding .editorconfig as long as it keeps the style consistent with the existing code. That should probably be in a separate commit/PR though, because it's not really related to changing tests or fixing bugs.