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I have Visual Studio 2012 and an asynchronous test that needs a synchronization context. But the default synchronization context of MSTest is null. I would like to test as running on a WPF- or WinForms-UI thread that has a synchronization context. What's the best method to add a SynchronizationContext to the test thread ? [TestMethod] public async Task MyTest() { Assert.IsNotNull( SynchronizationContext.Current ); await MyTestAsync(); DoSomethingOnTheSameThread(); } Using the informations from Panagiotis Kanavos and Stephen Cleary, I can write my testmethods like this: [TestMethod] public void

Just released a new tool called TRXER. Git link : https://github.com/NivNavick/trxer All it does is tramsform TRX file (mstest results file) into html. The Html as shown below is clean,nice and understandable. You can see the pie indicates statuses count and a table that includes test classes that contains the tests themselves. You can view the release note here https://github.com/NivNavick/trxer Hope you will love this product and find it useful. Best regards :) Nice work! The "Show Tests" link works right ? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29593251/convert-trx-into-html-using-trxer

I have a Visual Studio solution with a C# dll project. This solution has also a test project which references the output of the C# dll project. The referenced project dll has set Copy Local = true. If I run this test from the Visual Studio, it works fine. But if I run it from the MSBuild task, for some reason MSTest does not copy the referenced C# dll to the MSTest working folder, so the test fails. The weird thing is, that all the other referenced libaries are copied to the MSTest working folder. And if I put a [DeploymentItem(@"PleaseCopyThis.dll")] before my test method, finally it is

When creating a generic base test class in MSTest, and inheriting from it, I'm unable to run the tests of all the inheriting classes. BaseDependencyPropertyFactoryTest is located in the Whathecode.PresentationFramework.Tests assembly. It is the generic base class. ( BaseDependencyPropertyFactoryTest<TTestClass> ) Both assemblies have a test inheriting from this base class, called DependencyPropertyFactoryTest . All the inherited class does is passing a specific type argument. [TestClass] public class DependencyPropertyFactoryTest : BaseDependencyPropertyFactoryTest<ASpecificClass> { } Only the

How do you unit test code decorated with the PrincipalPermission attribute? For example, this works: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetPrincipalPolicy(PrincipalPolicy.WindowsPrincipal); var c = new MyClass(); } } [PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Role = @"BUILTIN\Users")] class MyClass { public MyClass() { Console.WriteLine("This works."); } } This throws a SecurityException: [TestClass] public class UnitTest1 { [TestInitialize] public void TestInitialize() { AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetPrincipalPolicy(PrincipalPolicy.WindowsPrincipal); }

I am doing unit tests (no additional frameworks other then what comes out of the box with VS 2013). It all works locally. What do I need to do to get it working on the build server? The build server is a TFS 2013. There are no visual studio installed other then an 2010 version. I have already moved all the 4.5 .net stuff and .targets files from my visual studio to the build server to be able to compile 4.5 dlls and azure projects. First I had problem with the build template was using AgileRunner or something thats coming with VS2013. I changed that to MSTest. Is this the correct change? Is