It's the TestsNUnit, TDD and the role of tests in agile developmentParameterized Tests With NUnit 2.5- May 23, 2008 It has been possible to write parameterized tests for NUnit for some time, using Andreas Schlapsi&8217;s RowTest Extension, which recognizes the RowTest and Row attributes familiar to MbUnit users. With the NUnit 2.5 alpha releases, NUnit continues to support that extension - and even bundles a copy of it. But NUnit 2.5 also introduces its ...http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=60 NUnit 2.5 Alpha 2 Released- May 8, 2008 With a European trip about to start, I decided to release a second Alpha so that the new stuff would get some visibility. I won&8217;t be doing another release till late June, so please give this one a try. As compared to 2.4, NUnit 2.5 has quite a lot: Data-driven tests using TestCase and DataSource Additional asserts and ...http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=59 A Simple NUnit Usage Recipe- May 8, 2008 Scott White has a blog about NUnit Best Practices. The approach may require adjustment on more complex projects, but it&8217;s a very simple recipe for those starting out with NUnit.http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=58 Common.Addins.Build : Addin Building Made Simple- May 5, 2008 Let me start right out by saying: I know some of you won&8217;t find this to be simpler - but it is! If you can&8217;t bring yourself to install NAnt or work from the command line, then this isn&8217;t for you. But if you can get past the initial hump - or if you&8217;re already ...http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=57 Using Addins with NUnit-Console- May 2, 2008 A recent bug pointed out that addins are not recognized when running tests under the console runner. This is due to a missing entry in the nunit-console.exe.config file, which you can easily fix yourself. Follow these steps to have your addins recognized when using the console runner: Open the nunit-console.exe.config file in any convenient editor - ...http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=56 NUnit 2.4.7, 2.5, 3.0: Whats With That- May 2, 2008 A few folks are confused by the various release numbers being announced or discussed all at one time, so I thought I&8217;d clarify: NUnit 2.4.7 is the latest production release of NUnit. It&8217;s the one we recommend most people use for your tests. Some fairly critical performance bugs have been fixed in the last few releases, ...http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=55 |