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Great VS add-in for doing TDD - TestRunner from MailFrame.net - level 200

Anyone who is doing TDD with .Net _must_ check out TestRunner from MailFrame.net!  It brings the hierarchy of tests into a VS pane and allows you to select and run tests just like NUnit, but from within VS.  It uses the NUnit core and frameworks internally.  It's free for personal use, but only $49 for commercial use!  Here is a screenshot:

 


Posted Fri, Apr 29 2005 5:39 AM by Jeffrey Palermo

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Jeffrey Palermo wrote re: Great VS add-in for doing TDD - TestRunner from MailFrame.net - level 200
on Fri, Apr 29 2005 1:59 AM
Does it have a config file that might let you specify which testing framework to target, like TestDriven.Net?
Jeffrey Palermo wrote re: Great VS add-in for doing TDD - TestRunner from MailFrame.net - level 200
on Fri, Apr 29 2005 2:05 AM
I'm not sure, but the website has docs, and the owner responds to support emails. I've just started evaluating it.
Jeffrey Palermo wrote re: Great VS add-in for doing TDD - TestRunner from MailFrame.net - level 200
on Sat, Apr 30 2005 12:27 AM
How stable is it? Every NUnit addin I've ever used has had some problems with dropping connectivity to its background process or second AppDomain.
Jeffrey Palermo wrote re: Great VS add-in for doing TDD - TestRunner from MailFrame.net - level 200
on Sat, Apr 30 2005 1:14 AM
I've evaluated it for a day now, and it works well for a single test project. I have a solution with three test projects in it, and I couldn't get it to load all three test projects and run everything together. For that, I had to open NUnit and run the full test suite.

This is from only 1 day of evaluation. I told my team members, who have downloaded it, and they are also evaluating it. If we end up deciding to use it full time, we're going to buy licenses for everyone. It's too early to tell yet.
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