unit testing - Visual Studio "Run a method" vs "Utility tests" -


I use XUnit and Resharper to run my tests In some given projects, I usually have some utility tests Those who are not actually tested but are purely present, so I can easily execute a bit of code. For example, I have a test that outputs my hibernate mapping (I use fluent NiBiNnet) in a temporary directory. I really do not like these tests, is there a better way to "run a system" in addition to using a teststor?

If you have a TestDriven.net, then you only need to click on that method and run it . You do not need to decorate the method with some of the test or TestMethod attribute or something like that.

is a personalized version of testdriven.net, which is free.


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