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Problem Description: I am working on a simple console application (Advent of Code) using .NET 10. I have set up an xUnit test project. The Issue: When I try to run tests in Visual Studio's Test ...
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In a C# project within VSCode with xUnit tests, Test Explorer in the dev container offers you a Run and a Debug option. Where do you configure the details of these, or at least find a full description ...
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I need to have every invocation from the ILogger interface of a test, but I mock the ILogger interface in the class that is going to be tested, so it won't write to console and therefore the ILogger ...
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Currently I am able to run Google-Tests in VSCode and see the results in terminal panel. I want to know how, if at all, can I see those results in the test-explorer? In my current setup on Ubuntu-20....
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I'm using VS code with playwright to build a TAS. I have found VS code's test explorer tool ver useful. However after recently updating VS code, the test explorer has broken. After all my tests have ...
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Is there a way to export the test results that appear in the Test Explorer Window? I know a test results file is created for each test run, but the test explorer window gives me a full picture (for ...
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On .NET Core 8 with xUnit (Abstractions version 2.0) when we write test output to the TestOutputHelper, every line that's written to the output - see screenshot (1) - counts as a "Warning", ...
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In my feature file I have 1 scenario outline with two examples that creates two teams. These teams are preconditions to two other scenarios: one deletes the empty team and one adds a user to a team. ...
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I am relatively new to dotnet development. I am setting us my VSCode environment and attempting to use the C# Dev Kit to run tests within a project I am in. The project can run dotnet restore/test etc,...
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I've written a testadapter by implementing ITestExecutor and ITestDiscoverer: public class MyDiscoverer : ITestDiscoverer { public void DiscoverTests(IEnumerable<string> sources, ...
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In Visual Studio's Test Explorer window, there is a an animated bar that moves left to right. What does this indicate? Intuitively it feels like it should be indicating that tests are running, but ...
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Is there a way to identify which NUnit tests are not associated with a test case from within Test Explorer in Visual Studio? I want to identify new tests that have been added by the team and ensure ...
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Trying to load/run tests from VScode with Mocha Test Explorer, but it fails with a mocha error while loading my tests. I added this to settings.json "mochaExplorer.mochaPath": "/...
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I have been using VS code to debug my Angular jasmine karma tests for a while but I have always had a problem whereby after debugging a test several times the breakpoints stop working. I have to ...
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When I use the [DynamicData] attribute to provide an enumeration of primitve values, e.g. int, then the Visual Studio Test Explorer shows one test for each value provided via dynamic data: public ...
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