mstest

I'm trying to setup cruisecontrol.net to work with our existing projects. The projects use the visual studio 2008 testing tools (running as .net 2.0). During the actual build process I get several error messages, most or which are: Type 'TestClass' is not defined. I'm assuming that this is because I don't have the testing framework installed on my build server. I'd rather not just copy bits from my dev machine (that always feels a bit hacky) and I'd also rather not install visual studio on the build sever (that seems like overkill). Does anyone know where I can get a standalone installer to

I like to unit test a class that use HttpClient . We injected the HttpClient object in the class constructor. public class ClassA : IClassA { private readonly HttpClient _httpClient; public ClassA(HttpClient httpClient) { _httpClient = httpClient; } public async Task<HttpResponseMessage> SendRequest(SomeObject someObject) { //Do some stuff var request = new HttpRequestMessage(HttpMethod.Post, "http://some-domain.in"); //Build the request var response = await _httpClient.SendAsync(request); return response; } } Now we like to unit test the ClassA.SendRequest method. We are using Ms Test for

Here is the problem: 1. Create a TestProject in your Visual Studio solution. 2. Open the .testrunconfig file and under the 'deployment' menu item, select the 'Enable Deployment' checkbox. 3. Now click on 'Add Directory...' button and add a folder which has some files in it. 4. Run the test project (use a dummy test). Ok, now go check the TestResults folder: You will see that all the files got directly copied (to the top level)- the folder itself is not copied (with the files under them). This messes up my paths during testing. Can anybody tell how to get the folder copied instead of just the

I have some tests that rely on some files I have marked as "Content" and to "Always Copy". I'm using the DeploymentItem attribute to make sure they get copied to the output directory when running mstest outside of VS. However when using the Resharper test runner inside VS these files never make it to the directory that it is executing from. Anyone know how to fix this? Disabling the Unit Testing > Shadow-copy assemblies being tested Resharper option fixed this problem for me. We solved this problem by marking the test files as embedded resources and then used a utility method to read the

I my problem is quite simple, i have a CI server wich run msbuild and mstest. The problem is that the Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.UnitTestFramework.dll doesn't exist( and i thinks other file related to mstest...) if we don't install VS in the server wich is pretty stupid for a CI server... Anybody have a solution about this problem ? Ruben Bartelink Unfortunately, there is no supported or easy way around having to install VS on the build agent machine in 2005 or 2008 ( There will be a test agent installer in 2010 ). UPDATE: See this post from Steve Smith for more info which says pretty