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Test With... Runtime

I thought I'd take a souvaneir snapshot before I repave. The final straw was installing .NET v2.0.31112. This is the runtime you get with the beta of Monad over at BetaPlace. Installing it in a virtual machine would have been sensible, but I was impatient.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

[ Xai comments ] I just started using your tool and I have to say that I love it. Only one thing I'd improve, give us a keyboard shortcut! By that I mean let us know what we should map keyboard shortcuts to. For instance, I want to map a keyboard short...

Lazy Update to NUnitAddIn-0.9.576d

Here is the lazy way to update to the latest version of NUnitAddIn . Close all instances if Visual Studio. Execute the following from the command line. msiexec /x {8073D8BC-7651-4ADF-9219-F67DB3C49103} msiexec /i http://www.testdriven.net/downloads/TestDriven...

Non-Admin & VS2005

I've had mixed success with the NUnitAddIn installation issues. I've tried to make it so that an administrator can do and install for all non-admin users. According to the documentation Visual Studio does supports this, but so far I haven't been able...
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Changing a DLL Project to EXE

NUnit supports having a '.config' file associated with a test assembly. When creating a new app domain, NUnit looks for a file with the same file name as the test assembly but ending with '.config' (eg My.Tests.dll.config). This is similar to the way...

App.config Files

Kiwidude asked a question about how 'app.config' files are handled. How do use your add-in with app.config files now? With the 'previous version' I managed a 'bodge' of creating one in my test project bin directory called 'NUnitAddin.TestRunner.Server...

Abstract Test Pattern

I thought now would be a good time to mention NUnitAddin 's support for 'Abstract Tests'. Jonathan de Halleux has a good write up where he compares the Abstract Test Pattern with MbUnit 's support for Composite Unit Testing . I'm working with him to add...

Spelunking with Ad Hoc Tests

Here's a screenshot showing how easy it is to start spelunking about using Ad Hoc tests. In the example below I've defined a class that creates and disposes of an app domain. All the Ad Hoc test does is return the AppDomain object (which dumps all of...
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