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MSTest framework and adapter
## Description Upgrading MSTest.TestAdapter from version 2.2.3 to 2.2.5 causes this error. To test a extension method I am providing some dynamic data as `IEnumerable` which now provides an exception....
## Description The test result from a test adorned by a DataSourceAttribute today has a display name as follows: ``` TestMethodName (DataRow0) TestMethodName (DataRow1) . . . TestMethodName (DataRown) ```...
(background: migrating a project to use MSTest.TestFramework rather than NUnit) Output from MSTest.TestFramework: ``` Assert.AreEqual failed. Expected:. Actual:. ``` Output from NUnit: ``` Expected string length 11 but was 13....
This works fine with MSTest.TestAdapter and MSTest.TestFramework 2.2.3, but the test is skipped with 2.2.4 or 2.2.5. ``` module x.TestProject1 open System open Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting [] type ``babette la morue`` ()...
## Steps to reproduce ```c# [TestClass] public class TestCleanup { [TestInitialize()] public void MyTestInitialize() { Console.WriteLine("Calling initialize"); } // Use TestCleanup to run code after each test has run [TestCleanup()]...
Consider following code: ``` [TestInitialize] public async Task InitAsync() { await ThrowAsync(); } private static Task ThrowAsync() { return Task.FromException(new Exception("Outer", new Exception("Inner"))); } ``` This code swallows outer exception...
## Description Attempting to run tests for a UWP unit test project with Minimum Version set to RS2 (15063) or earlier fails with an error about not being able to...
## Description Currently, the argument matching between the constants specified in the `DataRow` attribute and the corresponding method parameters appears to be done using basic reflection plus direct argument passing...
Today we have the amazing extensibility where we can control the test method invocation and wrap the invocation call within our custom code. But unfortunately we can do it **only**...
## Description There are times when we want to capture multiple assertions at the same time. For example, checking a set of properties for equality. Assert.AreEqual(key, echo.EmployeeClassificationKey); Assert.AreEqual(row.EmployeeClassificationName, echo.EmployeeClassificationName); Assert.AreEqual(row.IsEmployee,...
