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Visual Studio Team Developer - Undocumented feature in Unit Testing

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During my whirl-wind tour of Whidbey I am taking the ride using VSTD (there is a joke ther somewhere <STD>).  Coming from NUnit / TDD.net and VS 2003, I was used to dealing with configuration through the configuration file myassembly.dll.config.  Now that I am using the tests from VS and looking at the new System.Configuration goo (tech term), I thought this feature was gone because I could not find any documentation.  Boy, was I wrong.

All you have to do is create an App.config file, rename it to your assembly name .dll.conig and set the file to always be copied (click file and then look at the properties window, there is a drop down for that option), and by magic, the test runner uses this file.

Hope this helps someone out there.

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 29, 2005
    Scott talks
    about a feature that is &quot;still there&quot; in the current build.


    It is something...
  • Anonymous
    May 03, 2005
    Yes it helps - its the only reference I can find on setting up enterprise library and NUnit with VS 2003. But I would appreciate a litte help There's a clue in your myassembly.dll.config comment - and another somewhere about setting up a DebugUnitTest build type - but not enough for me to get my tests running - they don't pick up the app block's config, and fail at the first entlib call.
  • Anonymous
    May 03, 2005
    OK I solved that issue - its copying the App.config to the NUnit bin directory and renaming it to mytest.dll.config, AND the important bit, also copy the EntLib config files to the NUnit bin directory. Here are the copy statements from my post-build statements for clarity
    COPY "$(SolutionDir)SchemeData*.config" "$(SolutionDir)SchemeDatabin"
    COPY "$(SolutionDir)SchemeDataApp.config" "$(SolutionDir)NUnit_SchemeDatabinNUnit_SchemeData.dll.config"
    COPY "$(SolutionDir)SchemeDatadataConfiguration.config" "$(SolutionDir)NUnit_SchemeDatabindataConfiguration.config"
  • Anonymous
    May 16, 2005
    Visual Studio Team System

    The big news around Team System at the moment is the announcement on Rick...