Programmatically skip an NUnit test
Is there a way for an NUnit test to end and tell the test runner that it should be considered skipped/ignored, rather than succeeded or failed?
My motivation for this is that I have a few tests that don't apply in certain circumstances, but this can't be determined until the test (or maybe the fixture) starts running.
Obviously in these circumstances I could just return from the test and allow it to succeed, but (a) this seems wrong and (b) I'd like to know that tests have been skipped.
I am aware of the [Ignore] attribute, but this is compiled-in. I'm looking for a run-time, programmatic equivalent. Something like:
if (testNotApplicable)
throw new NUnit.Framework.IgnoreTest("Not applicable");
Or is programmatically skipping a test just wrong? If so, what should I 开发者_高级运维be doing?
Assert.Ignore();
is specifically what you're asking for, though there is also:
Assert.Inconclusive();
I am having a TestInit()
, TestInitialize
method where there is a condition like:
//This flag is the most important.False means we want to just ignore that tests
if (!RunFullTests)
Assert.Inconclusive();
RunFullTests is a global Boolean variable located in a constant class. If we set this to false the whole test class will be ignored and all the tests under this class will be ignored.
I use this when there are integration tests.
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