failing lambda variables test v2

Author: MattParkerDev

tests/DebuggableConsoleApp/Lambdas/MyLambdaClass.cs

@@ -9,11 +9,14 @@ public int Test()
 	    Func<int, int> square = x =>
 		{
 			var capturedString = test;
+			var capturedIntField = _capturedIntField;
 			int result = x * x; // set breakpoint here
 			return result;
 		};
 		int value = 5;
 		int squaredValue = square(value);
 		return value;
     }
+    private int _capturedIntField = 4;
+    private int _uncapturedIntField = 5;
 }

tests/SharpDbg.Cli.Tests/LambdaVariablesTests.cs

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 using AwesomeAssertions;
+using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shared.VSCodeDebugProtocol.Messages;
 using SharpDbg.Cli.Tests.Helpers;
 
 namespace SharpDbg.Cli.Tests;
@@ -27,5 +28,28 @@ await debugProtocolHost
 	    var stopInfo = stoppedEvent.ReadStopInfo();
 	    stopInfo.filePath.Should().EndWith("MyLambdaClass.cs");
 	    stopInfo.line.Should().Be(11);
+
+	    debugProtocolHost
+		    .WithStackTraceRequest(stoppedEvent.ThreadId!.Value, out var stackTraceResponse)
+		    .WithScopesRequest(stackTraceResponse.StackFrames!.First().Id, out var scopesResponse);
+
+	    scopesResponse.Scopes.Should().HaveCount(1);
+	    var scope = scopesResponse.Scopes.Single();
+
+	    List<Variable> expectedVariables =
+	    [
+		    new() {Name = "this", Value = "{DebuggableConsoleApp.Lambdas.MyLambdaClass}", Type = "DebuggableConsoleApp.Lambdas.MyLambdaClass", EvaluateName = "this", VariablesReference = 3 },
+		    new() {Name = "capturedIntField", EvaluateName = "capturedIntField", Value = "4",  Type = "int" },
+		    new() {Name = "capturedString",  EvaluateName = "capturedString",  Value = "asdf", Type = "string" },
+		    new() {Name = "result",  EvaluateName = "result",  Value = "0",  Type = "int" },
+		    new() {Name = "test", EvaluateName = "test", Value = "asdf",  Type = "string" },
+		    new() {Name = "x", EvaluateName = "x", Value = "5",  Type = "int" },
+
+	    ];
+
+	    debugProtocolHost.WithVariablesRequest(scope.VariablesReference, out var variables);
+
+	    variables.Should().HaveCount(6);
+	    variables.Should().BeEquivalentTo(expectedVariables);
     }
 }