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[Christopher Currie <christopher@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Assert.IsEmpty does not support IEnumerable, only ICollection, and thus
will not compile for generic interfaces like IList<T>, which do not
implement the non-generic ICollection.

CollectionAssert.IsEmpty does support IEnumerable, so it appears
reasonable to add an overload for IEnumerable to Assert.

The same is true for both classes' negative forms.

** Affects: nunitv2
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  Assert.IsEmpty does not support IEnumerable, only ICollection, and thus
  will not compile for generic interfaces like IList<T>, which do not
  implement the non-generic ICollection.
  
  CollectionsAssert.IsEmpty does support IEnumerable, so it appears
- reasonable to add an overload for IEnumerable.
+ reasonable to add an overload for IEnumerable to Assert.
  
  The same is true for both classes' negative forms.

** Description changed:

  Assert.IsEmpty does not support IEnumerable, only ICollection, and thus
  will not compile for generic interfaces like IList<T>, which do not
  implement the non-generic ICollection.
  
- CollectionsAssert.IsEmpty does support IEnumerable, so it appears
+ CollectionAssert.IsEmpty does support IEnumerable, so it appears
  reasonable to add an overload for IEnumerable to Assert.
  
  The same is true for both classes' negative forms.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/770471

Title:
  Assert.IsEmpty does not support IEnumerable

Status in NUnit V2 Test Framework:
  New

Bug description:
  Assert.IsEmpty does not support IEnumerable, only ICollection, and
  thus will not compile for generic interfaces like IList<T>, which do
  not implement the non-generic ICollection.

  CollectionAssert.IsEmpty does support IEnumerable, so it appears
  reasonable to add an overload for IEnumerable to Assert.

  The same is true for both classes' negative forms.