When I run some integration tests via NUnit, everything works, including logging.When I run any test a second time, no exception is thrown, but logging ceases to work.Instead, log4net writes this to t
(This works for other people in my team, so it is likely to be something to do with the setup of my machine.)
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?
I wrote my own settings manager, serialization is provided by BinaryFormatter. It is cool becouse, it can load and save class with missing/added property and I can define default value in missing prop
I heard there is built-in tool in VS2010 for unit test for C#. I am using .Net 4.0 + C#. Any tutorial recommended for such 开发者_JS百科built-in tool for a beginner? What is the pros and cons of such
I just need some clarification in regards to unit testing with VS2010. Currently, we use nUnit for our unit testing requirements but have recently upgraded to VS2010 and are thinking abo开发者_开发百科
In MSTest you can do something like: [TestMethod] [DataSource(\"Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.DataSource.CSV\",
I think theres something really simple I\'m missing so I apologize in advance.I\'m trying to test an interface with Nunit.The interface is implemented by a class derived from a base class and I\'m usi
general consensus I\'ve done quite a lot of reading up on the subject of testing complex classes and private methods.
I have a .NET 3.5 web application, and I am adding Silverlight 4.I can build and test the whole project in VS 2010.My assemblies still targets 3.5.I had to upgrade NAnt from .85 to .91-alpha2 to get t
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