C # .NET 4.0 Testing?

Question

If I'm not mistaken, NUnit is the de facto standard for unit testing, but I just downloaded it, wrote a simple test, and then apparently I need to run the GUI and load my .exeassembly, which just failed.

I tried editing

C:\Program Files (x86)\NUnit 2.5.7\bin\net-2.0\nunit.exe.config

As suggested in this question , but that didn't work either, so I tried to download the nunit source code and compile it in vs2010, but it didn’t even compile. Unable to find punit.framework.dll. This solution says that "does not contain a definition for AllTestsExecuted", so I'm a little upset here. You might think that there will be a usable and working environment for .net 4, no?

So my question is: how do I get NUnit to work, or is there another structure that will cause me less agony?

Answer 1

You do not need to use the NUnit GUI to run your tests. You can use TestDriven.NET from Visual Studio. Also, if you use Resharper, which has a unit test runner that also works with NUnit.

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Answer 6

If you are using Visual Studio 2010, you can use MSTest. Just press CTRL + ALT + R and it will run your tests and show the results in Visual Studio itself.

The same tester will also work for NUnit, if I'm not mistaken.