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For open source, Visual NUnit works pretty well. Thank you!
However, I've run into a problem where the class library app.config is not read. I do the usual copy to target and it still doesn't work.
copy /Y "$(ProjectDir)App.config" "$(TargetDir)$(TargetFileName).config"
I think the other Test runners out there run in a separate AppDomain. (i.e. in my test code, I did a check:
string configFile = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetupInformation.ConfigurationFile;) and it was definitely pointing to the Visual NUnit App Domain, and not the test project app domain.
hopefully you can fix, thanks!
You just need to copy the 'VisualNunitRunner.exe.config' file in your test project, then it will be picked up from there next time you run visual nunit. I modified the config file in order to test my webservice, and it worked like a charm. Great product by the way.
You say "Visual Nunit 2010 1.1.7 Released", but on the site there's only 1.1.3. That's on SourceForge, all the other links don't seem to have any 1.1.7 versione either (a bit confusing all that).
So where are the latest versions please?
You say "Visual Nunit 2010 1.1.7 Released", but on the site there's only 1.1.3. That's on SourceForge, all the other links don't seem to have any 1.1.7 versione either (a bit confusing all that).
So where are the latest versions please?
You just need to copy the 'VisualNunitRunner.exe.config' file in your test project, then it will be picked up from there next time you run visual nunit. I modified the config file in order to test my webservice, and it worked like a charm. Great product by the way.
For open source, Visual NUnit works pretty well. Thank you!
However, I've run into a problem where the class library app.config is not read. I do the usual copy to target and it still doesn't work.
copy /Y "$(ProjectDir)App.config" "$(TargetDir)$(TargetFileName).config"
I think the other Test runners out there run in a separate AppDomain. (i.e. in my test code, I did a check:
string configFile = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetupInformation.ConfigurationFile;) and it was definitely pointing to the Visual NUnit App Domain, and not the test project app domain.
hopefully you can fix, thanks!
When the test project reference to a assembly(not in gac) whose "Copy Local" is false, visual nunit crashes on my computer. I use win7rc + vs2008.
Hope you can solve this, thanks~