Microsoft had just released Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 (beta), and one of its features is allowing re-targeting Test Projects to .NET Framework 3.5. Unfortunately, not without jumping through hoops; if you try re-targeting your test project to .NET Framework 3.5, you’ll get this helpful message: The message text is not selectable, but using …
Tag Archive: MSTest
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Aug
18
Poll: which test runner are you using?
There are many test framework for the .NET developer but TDD’ing without a proper test runner can be a source of frustration and waited time. Luckily for us there are quite a few test runners out there as well. Yesterday I’ve came across this poll created by fabiomaulo. Although the poll is still open It …
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Jul
13
Practice what you preach
If you’re reading this blog you probably know that Typemock Isolator is about unit testing and TDD but its more then that, Typemock products are developed using agile methodologies – in fact today we’ve passed the 2500 tests mark! Typemock Isolator has more than 2500 unit and integration tests that we run using NUnit and …
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Mar
29
How to check Exception message using MS Test
In Typemock we use both NUnit and MSTest to run our unit tests. This practice enables us to check that Isolator works fine on both unit testing framework. Most of NUnit attributes can be translated fully into MSTest attributes (and vise-versa) there is one attribute we tend to use that works differently in MSTest – …
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