I have a custom unit test adapter whick can work well on visual studio, but I can't find any test on rider.
How to configure a custom unit test adapter for Rider?
Generally you need to enable VSTest adapter support. Depending on the name of your test project, you might also need to add/modify masks for projects tests are being looked in.
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How do I define an entry point for a project that has nothing but nUnit tests?
I have a bunch of nUnit TestFixture() classes that instantiate classes that return SQL data. The TestFixture classes have TestFixtureSetUp that contain all the parameters they need to instantiate the classes they’re using for tests.
I can run Unit Test Sessions in ReSharper, but I need to run the project in Debug and the entry point I have is a Windows Form. So how do I kick off and debug the tests? I thought nUnit had a test list that would fire the tests in order... Do I need an nUnit test constructor? so this is either an entry point question or an nUnit test list question.
Thanks!
How do I define an entry point for a project that has nothing but nUnit tests?
You don't. A test project is typically compiled as a library (DLL), not an executable, which means it doesn't require an entry point.
Instead of executing the project as an exe, you should just debug the tests. This is often done, when using nUnit, by attaching the debugger to the nUnit process then running the tests. However, tools like TestDriven.Net will simplify this further by allowing you to directly debug from within Visual Studio. Given that you're using ReSharper, you should be able to choose to debug from within Resharper as well.
As I'm using Selenium/MSTest for UI tests, I got a problem: I need to deploy an ASP.NET site to a staging server just before the automated tests are executed during a TFS build (TFS 2012).
Although I thought I could do this configuration in the TFS Build process template (DefaultTemplate.xaml), I can't figure out how to change the order to execute a Build->Deploy->Test flow.
Note I've found some how-tos aiding in this goal when using TFS Lab Environment, but this isn't my case.
Default Template Unit Testing is different from UI Testing. Default template is designed to run Build -> Unit Test -> Deploy.
You are now in Build -> unit Test -> Deploy -> UI Test.
For UI Testing, You need separate Test Agent and set up build agent in interactive process.
These links may help
http://www.deliveron.com/blog/post/Configuring-a-TFS-2010-Team-Build-Server-to-Run-Coded-UI-Tests.aspx
http://blogs.infosupport.com/testing-your-web-application-with-selenium-and-mtm-part-1/
http://blogs.infosupport.com/testing-your-web-application-with-selenium-and-mtm-part-2/
Finally I've solved the problem chaining builds.
For example, when I queue a production build, this is the sequence:
Build, deploy to staging without UI tests
Build, no deploy, staging UI tests only
Build, deploy to production without UI tests
Build, no deploy, production UI tests only
I got the solution from this blog post:
http://blog.stangroome.com/2011/09/06/queue-another-team-build-when-one-team-build-succeeds/
Post's author posted the modified DefaultTemplate.xaml (build definition) in GitHub Gist:
https://gist.github.com/jstangroome/1196590/
Credits for the whole blogger!
One simple solution is to have an intermediate msbuild project file that is specified in your build definition and from there, call the actual solution file.
You can then do whatever is required pre- or post- build to ensure that the environment is up and running prior to TFS executing the tests. We do things like compile and deploy databases prior to TFS running our integration tests.
This is one solution that avoids having to manipulate the build template.
I have an application that uses the Vuforia SDK (https://www.vuforia.com/) and a feature that does not work in the simulator. I started writing unit tests for this application and I'm not sure why but when I run the tests, it also tries to build the main application and fails because there is no valid architecture for i386.
Is is possible NOT to build the main application? I'm only testing a couple of model classes and a XML parser, no need to build the whole application...
Thanks !
You could put the classes that need testing into a library or framework and make the tests depend on the library. These tests and library will not require the Vuforia SDK.
The executable is a separate target (or even project) depending on the library but is built after the tests.
The unit test target that is created for new projects is an Application Unit Test. It injects your test code into the app by setting BUNDLE_LOADER and TEST_HOST in the build settings. You can create a new unit test target and by default this will be a Logic Unit Test (BUNDLE_LOADER and TEST_HOST are not set). Then add the code you want to test to the new target as well as your app target. Change your scheme to the new target and run your unit tests.
New Target Dialog
Target Membership
Select Scheme
Our department uses Visual Studio 2008 Team System, and we have a build server that integrates with our TFS source control server. It pulls the source code, builds the solution and runs the unit tests, just as we might do from within VS, and emails a report. The build server is setup using MSBuild and MSTest as the primary tools. All very sweet.
On our development machines we also run a set of selenium unit tests, and I want to include this in the test suite on the build server. I have been told that 'this is not possible using MSBuild/MSTest', but I am at a loss to understand why.
Does any one have experience of running selenium tests (they are just conventional test methods written in C#) who might be able to advise me on whether this is possible and what the gotchas are? Thinking about it, apart from giving the browser access to the desktop when the server is not logged in, once MSBuild has handed off a test list to MSTest it's exactly the same process as on our develop machines.
TIA
I know it's 3 years on, but someone might drop in on this post and not see an answer. This is possible todo.
In a similar fashion how you'd run unit test, in the build definition using default template you need to specify the name of the UnitTest DLL and ensure Run Unit Test is not disabled. Also ensure that the build is building your Automated UI Test solution.
Simples.
Is it possible to run unit tests when a non-maven project is analyzed with Sonar, in Sonar light mode?
Sonar doesn't run unit tests. But it should be able to analyze existing unit tests reports. From Reuse in Sonar unit test reports generated by other systems:
2. Using Sonar in its full capability in an ANT environment
If you are using ANT to build your
applications, the main weakness so far
in Sonar was that it did not allow to
display Unit tests results nor Code
coverage. I am sure that now you have
read the first use case, you know that
by using the
“-Dsonar.dynamicAnalysis=reuseReports”
parameter, this limitation does not
exist anymore. You simply need to
specify where those reports to reuse
are going to be found, by using the
following properties :
sonar.cobertura.reportPath,
sonar.clover.reportPath,
sonar.surefire.reportsPath...