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  1. Migrating to #dotnet 10? Watch out for Microsoft.Testing.Platform breaking changes!

    MSTest now requires:
    ✅ EnableMSTestRunner=true
    ✅ TestingPlatformDotnetTestSupport=true
    ❌ --report-trx no longer works (it's now output verbosity!)

    Took hours to figure out. You're welcome.

    #dotnet10 #MSTest #DevOps

  2. #DotNet SelfContained is the best option there is.
    Compiling the test-project, and copying it over to two test-VMs without dealing with VCRuntime or .NET runtimes is really nice.

    #MSTest

  3. #DotNet SelfContained is the best option there is.
    Compiling the test-project, and copying it over to two test-VMs without dealing with VCRuntime or .NET runtimes is really nice.

    #MSTest

  4. @djlink experienced this yesterday. Wrote a parameterized unit test with 6 rows with #MSTest and it took a minute to run them all. Switched to #xUnit and took 72ms. I felt like the boiled frog. I had noticed #MSTest getting slower but didn't think it had gotten that bad.

  5. @djlink experienced this yesterday. Wrote a parameterized unit test with 6 rows with and it took a minute to run them all. Switched to and took 72ms. I felt like the boiled frog. I had noticed getting slower but didn't think it had gotten that bad.

  6. 🚀 #MSTest 3.4 is out now!

    Key updates include improvements to MSTest.Analyzers, MSTest.Sdk, and MSTest.Runner. Plus, added support for WinUI applications!

    Find out all the details on #InfoQ 👉 bit.ly/3yWE9DH

    #dotnet #UITesting #AutomatedTesting #Microsoft

  7. 🚀 3.4 is out now!

    Key updates include improvements to MSTest.Analyzers, MSTest.Sdk, and MSTest.Runner. Plus, added support for WinUI applications!

    Find out all the details on 👉 bit.ly/3yWE9DH

  8. @tomasekeli Why not?

    It might not be industry standard so I wanted to give it for a try for a private project: It does the job and not in a bad way.

    does not have the fixtures concept. It uses attributes to do initialization on test / class / assembly level which is convenient. You can even create your own attributes to influence how tests are executed.

    So give it a try. I think it is underrated.

  9. #Microsoft, what the fuck is wrong with you?
    A Microsoft employee adds a feature request to #VisualStudio feedback.
    Which receives a canned response from another Microsoft employee about how valuable their suggestion is? For a feature that should’ve been there since they added the #MSTest runner.
    Don’t you people talk, at all?

    developercommunity.visualstudi

    There is so much wrong with this company and product development management.

  10. #powershell #mstest PowerShell quickie - function to make your Mocks faster bit.ly/3Oyt1lG via PlanetPowerShell

  11. #powershell #mstest PowerShell quickie - function to make your Mocks faster bit.ly/3Oyt1lG via PlanetPowerShell

  12. #MSTest wins the waste-my-time award today. Forget to put the static modifier on the ClassInitialize or ClassCleanup method, and the tests in the class refuse to run, with no errors or messages, in both Rider and Visual Studio #dotnet

  13. #MSTest wins the waste-my-time award today. Forget to put the static modifier on the ClassInitialize or ClassCleanup method, and the tests in the class refuse to run, with no errors or messages, in both Rider and Visual Studio #dotnet

  14. With #testcontainers, you can spin up and tear down #Docker containers in your tests.

    If you need a database, you don’t need to mock it: your #xUnit, #NUnit, and #MSTest code can launch an actual database!

    Learn more in this blog post by @khalidabuhakmeh: jb.gg/ua9vjg

    #dotnet

  15. With #testcontainers, you can spin up and tear down #Docker containers in your tests.

    If you need a database, you don’t need to mock it: your #xUnit, #NUnit, and #MSTest code can launch an actual database!

    Learn more in this blog post by @khalidabuhakmeh: jb.gg/ua9vjg

    #dotnet

  16. I noticed that #dotnet 8 is starting to ship #playwright templates for #NUnit and #MSTest. Maybe @xunit should consider a template as well. 🤔

  17. I noticed that #dotnet 8 is starting to ship #playwright templates for #NUnit and #MSTest. Maybe @xunit should consider a template as well. 🤔