[Test] public void TestSomething() { Assert.DoesNotThrow(MethodUnderTest); }
It seems to me that it is functionally equivalent to this test:
[Test] public void TestSomething() { MethodUnderTest(); }
In other words, Assert.DoesNotThrow is the same as writing a test with no assertion. Is it really enough that the code runs without throwing an exception? Presumably the method under test is doing something, so shouldn't you verify those results with a stronger assertion?
