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When you access a url that has several anchor tags on it. You know what I mean, links at the top that navigate to a specific point in that page by adding a “#name” at the end of the url. In every other browser, if you click on a few of them and then start clicking the back button the browser will…

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TestDriven.Net 2.20: Improved NCover Integration

In the latest release of TestDriven.Net, you ll find much improved integration with all versions of NCover:

Support for 64-bit Windows

Test With > Coverage now works on 64-bit versions of Windows. In previous versions this could be made to work by compiling your test project for x86. The new version will automatically execute your tests in a 32-bit process if a 64-bit version of NCover can t be found. (There is similar 64-bit Windows support for dotTrace and Team Coverage)

No more Reload coverage file? dialog

NCoverExplorer 2.1 & 3.0 will no longer prompt to reload the coverage file. The coverage report will automatically refresh when new data is available. If you re using NCover 3.0.18 or higher, you won t be prompted to save a New Project when you close NCoverExplorer.

Automatic assembly filtering

If you re using NCover 3.0, only assemblies that have a corresponding PDB file will appear in the Explorer window. I m hoping this is a good alternative to explicitly naming assemblies that shouldn t appear in the coverage support.

Support for Typemock Isolator

You can now execute Test With > Coverage with NCover 3.0 and Typemock Isolator installed. (Previous versions would fail with the error: Couldn’t find TypeMock profiler name for NCover 3.0 .)

Recommended Versions of NCover & Typemock

If you have a commercial license for NCover, make sure you re using NCover 3.0.18 or later. If you re using Typemock Isolator, I recommend you use at least version 5.3.0.

If you d like more timely updates on new releases, you can find me on twitter here.

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When you access a url that has several anchor tags on it. You know what I mean, links at the top that navigate to a specific point in that page by adding a “#name” at the end of the url. In every other browser, if you click on a few of them and then start clicking the back button the browser will…

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Congratulations Kzu on the release of Moq 3.0 RTM!

You can get it here http://moq.me/ (I love the domain name).

There s a fascinating back and forth between Ayende and Daniel (kzu) where they discuss different ways to use mock frameworks. Ayende (who developed Rhino Mocks) is more in favor of interaction testing than Daniel who is a state/classic TDDer.

Recently I ve been trying to separate my tests into unit tests, interaction tests and integration tests. For interaction testing I ve been using Typemock Isolator, which allows me to break a few runes in order to exercise some hard to test code. Moq is looking very interesting as a mock framework to use with my traditional unit tests.

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i have a calender control on my page which is generated using javascript. As shown below how it looks in my aspx page.

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TestDriven.Net 2.24: XCopy Deployable Test Runners

There is a new feature in TestDriven.Net 2.24 (and 3.0 Alpha) that should greatly simplify the deployment and versioning of test runner plug-ins. In previous versions it was important that a compatible test runner plug-in was installed for each test framework you use.

This was manageable if all of your projects used the same version of a test framework however it could quickly get out of hand if a project referenced a different framework version. Because it isn t always feasible to upgrade all test projects at the same time, teams could end up trapped using an old version of a test framework or with unit test projects that are difficult to run.

As of TesDriven.Net 2.24, it is now possible to include the test runner alongside its test framework assembly. The advantage of doing this, is your tests can be executed without any installer dependencies! For example, you could use any version of xUnit, MbUnit or NUnit and your teammates would be able to execute the tests without needing to worry about which version of xUnit or Gallio to install!

This feature is enabled using a file with a .tdnet extension, which lives in the same directory as your referenced test framework assembly (e.g. mbunit.dll , xunit.dll , nunit.framework.dll etc.). If you re using Gallio 3.1 or xUnit.net 1.5, you will find the required MbUnit.dll.tdnet or xunit.dll.tdnet file already exists. For earlier versions of Gallio, xUnit or MbUnit this feature can be enabled by crating a simple XML file.

For example, say you have a test project that uses MbUnit 2. This test framework was released long before .tdnet files existed. To make the MbUnit test runner xcopy deployable, you would need to create a MbUnit.Framework.dll.tdnet file and copy the contents of \Program Files\MbUnit\bin into version control.

The MbUnit.Framework.dll.tdnet looks like this:

<TestRunner>
       <FriendlyName>MbUnit {0}.{1}.{2}</FriendlyName>
       <AssemblyPath>MbUnit.AddIn.dll</AssemblyPath>
       <TypeName>MbUnit.AddIn.MbUnitTestRunner</TypeName>
</TestRunner>

The MbUnit.Framework.dll.tdnet file should be placed alongside MbUnit.Framework.dll , MbUnit.AddIn.dll and the rest of MbUnit 2. Once you have referenced the MbUnit.Framework.dll assembly in this directory, you can uninstall MbUnit 2 and still use TestDriven.Net to execute your tests!

If you re using a version of xUnit.net prior to 1.5, the xunit.dll.tdnet file would look like this:

<TestRunner>
  <FriendlyName>xUnit.net {0}.{1} build {3}</FriendlyName>
  <AssemblyPath>xunit.runner.tdnet.dll</AssemblyPath>
  <TypeName>Xunit.Runner.TdNet.TdNetRunner</TypeName>
</TestRunner>

If you need help making this work with any other test framework, please let me know and I d be happy to post the details here.

I hope you enjoy the simplified deployment and versioning of whatever test runner you use!

You can download TestDriven.Net 2.24 & 3.0 Alpha from here.