Since attributes don\'t inherit in C# (at least I didn\'t think they did) - how does the following code still display the Hello popup when the MyTestMethod test is run:
I\'ve used NUnit with VS2008, and now am adapting to MSTest on VS2010.I used to be able to create an object in TestSetup() and dispose of it in TestCleanup(), and have the object created each time a t
I\'m building a new application with EF4.The EF code is in it\'s own assembly along with the repository code. I\'m trying to do some unit testing with Visual Studio\'s MSTest, but I\'m have trouble ge
I have a DLL that I\'m testing, which links to a DLL that has what I think is an invalid value for AssemblyCulture.The value is \"Neutral\" (notice the upper-case \"N\"), whereas the DLL I\'m testing,
开发者_如何学JAVAHi I have a TestMethod in .Net 3.5 where I use EnvironmentPermission.Deny() to simulate a scenario to test the condition when access to the environment variables is denied.
I am writing unit tests in visual studio 2010. For test some functionali开发者_如何转开发ty, I have added a folder with testfiles.
I have a test project in VS2010, and I need to run the unit tests from command line. On one machine the following scenario works just fine:
The tests appear to run fine after compliation, but the results don\'t go anywhere. A .trx file is written and indicates all tests passing. Team Build thinks no tests have been executed and gives the
I poste开发者_运维百科d this on MSDN as well but this community usually is much more helpful: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vsunittest/thread/9a2717c7-4d24-4940-b5be-2bc3df6d7c7d
we are trying to execute unit tests with MSTest from command line and publishing the results at the TFS server. The problem is that MSTest is always returning:
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