Can you mark XUnit tests as Explicit?

问题

I'm making the transition from NUnit to XUnit (in C#), and I was writing some "Integrated Tests" (ITs) that I don't necessarily want the test runner to run as part of my automated build process. I typically do this for manually testing, when the full end to end process might not work because of environmental factors (missing data, etc.)

In NUnit, you could mark a test with the Explicit attribute and it would just get skipped by the test runner (unless you marked the test with a specific Category attribute and told the test runner to target that category explicitly).

Does XUnit have a similar way to exclude tests from the test runner?

回答1:

Jimmy Bogard solved this with a nice RunnableInDebugOnlyAttribute. See this blog post: Run tests explicitly in xUnit.net

public class RunnableInDebugOnlyAttribute : FactAttribute
{
    public RunnableInDebugOnlyAttribute()
    {
        if (!Debugger.IsAttached)
        {
            Skip = "Only running in interactive mode.";
        }
    }
}

回答2:

I think I found it. Apparently, you can modify your [Fact] attribute like so: [Fact(Skip="reason")]. This will skip the test, but you'll have no way of running it manually without modifying the attribute back to normal.

I'll keep looking for a better way.

回答3:

I used

#if DEBUG
// Must test manually with https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer
[Fact]
#endif

So this is not even considered to be a test on a build server while a developer who usually builds a debug version will notice that this test fails

回答4:

You can use the [Trait] attribute for that, like in the xunit example, e.g.,

[Trait ("Category", "Integration")]

This project takes it a little further and inherits categories like unit, integration, etc.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37334245/can-you-mark-xunit-tests-as-explicit

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