intellitest

问题 I'm evaluating Intellitest in the latest version of Visual Studio Enterprise. As far as I can tell from my own attempts and research on various sites, it appears like IntelliTest is only compatible with .NET Framework - not .NET Standard, nor .NET Core. Is this correct? 回答1: As per today's version (16.4.4) this seems correct. There is an open issue at https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/idea/359250/add-intellitest-support-for-net-corestandard.html which will add/fix the Intellitest

问题 I have a sample project for which I wish to use IntelliTests. Though I've created a project to house the generated tests, IntelliTest seems to ignore it and create a new project with another testing framework and settings. Is there a way to tell IntelliTest which project to use? Here are the steps I've taken: In my project there is one class with a single method. I have first right clicked within the method and selected Create IntelliTest from the context menu. Then I've create a test project

问题 I have vs2015 enterprise edition.I would like to run the IntelliTest through command and generate reports. Is there any way I can invoke this through command line. 回答1: IntelliTest does not support a command line yet. We are tracking that as a feature request here: http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/8623015-enable-intellitest-to-run-in-the-build-pipeline. Please consider voting. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36885783/visual-studio-intellitest

问题 I have created a new project, which I would like to test with IntelliTest. I click inside a class/method and select Create IntelliTest . When I click okay in the dialog box, IntelliTest acts as if a project is created, but nothing shows up. There is no new project in the Solution Explorer, no new files created when looking in File Explorer, no error messages and no compile errors. The output from IntelliTest shows no errors: loading settings from TestGeneration.Extensions.IntelliTest.NUnit

问题 I'm building a library that will be a part of a number of libraries that will be used by an umbrella library to which they all are built with an internalsVisibleTo("{umbrella-library}"). I would like to explore the libraries I'm building with the new Microsoft Intellitest, but seems it doesn't work on internal classes because the methods are not publicly visible (even though they are singularly public). Any suggestion? 回答1: Here is how to use IntelliTest to explore internal types: (1) Invoke

问题 I am trying to run intellitest on x64 project (for that matter i even tried to create simple 64x project) public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { if(args == null) throw new Exception("test"); } } but for some reason all i get in intellitest output is saving all files building project Launching exploration starting... preparing monitored process for 'C:\Users\User\Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Projects\Unitest\ConsoleApplication9\bin\Debug\ConsoleApplication9.exe' failed