I am getting the proverbial knickers in a twist. For this very simple code: public ActionResult Add() {
I\'m fairly new to unit testing and can\'t get around how to test (or if I even should) this case properly.
I am trying to run a MSpec test following the build of my solution. So, I\'ve got my MSBuild script set up as follows:
Moq has been driving me a bit crazy on my latest project.I recently upgraded to version 4.0.10827, and I\'m noticing what seems to me to be a new behavior.
Is there a way I can tell the R# (5.x) test runner to run all the MSpec specs in the current file? Something like the Ctrl+R + Ctrl+T shortcut of the Visual Studio test runner is what I\'m after, be
I am trying to get the MSpec plugin to work with ReSharper 5.1 running Visual Studio Premium 2010. I have followed the install procedure and copied the Machine.Specification.dll and Machine.Specifica
Just discovered MSpec, and want to try it out. However, I can\'t find any detailed docs on it, except for开发者_StackOverflow a few quick tutorials - do they exist ?Since MSpec is modelled after RSpec
I want to write a TaskController for an ASP.NET MVC 3 application to some long running tasks, like sending a newsletter to the users of the site. I thought using an AsyncController would be appropriat
I\'m trying to get WatiN working with MSpec in VS2010, using TestDriven.Net.My code is as follows: [Subject(\"Whatever\")]
Given the following streamlined example, using RhinoMocks and MSpec: [Subject(typeof (LocationController))]
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