Introduction You have all seen it, you have all done it: Written code using the static methods from the System.IO namespace for handling directories and files. Or, you are maintaining Continue Reading →
When you do test runs with the Test Explorer in Visual Studio, you can select to use either a x86 or a x64 test runner. Now, if you select to Continue Reading →
This issue is resolved in the latest ReSharper release, version 8.2.0.2160, download here. The issue appears when using the Test Explorer to run tests in any of the frameworks mentioned Continue Reading →
Download: VS2012 Runsettingstemplate VS2013 Runsettingstemplate The VS2012/13 unit test feature can generate code coverage results. It can do so for (nearly) any type of adapter you choose to use, MSTest, Continue Reading →
The last year I have written three blog posts for the Microsoft MSDN ALM blog on unit testing. The posts focused on the new test explorer with its abilities to Continue Reading →
If you use the Debugger.Launch statement in your code with Visual Studio 2017, your open Visual studio instances will not be shown when this launches. You will only be given the opportunity to start new instances. You might also not be able to start any VS2017 instances. This bug is fixed in VS 2017.Update 3 preview 2.
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