I'm going to be looking into converting a lot of our projects into NuGet packages, and it is a large solution, so ideally I'd be able to map the current (pre NuGet conversion) project dependencies.
I'll be doing some research into potential extensions I can add to visual studio to do this, but if anyone has something in mind, suggestions are appreciated!
Something like this, but on a much larger project scale:
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Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
"non string" category NUnit tests
Didn't feel very "clean" about [Category("MyCategory")] peppered throughout the code base. This makes me feel a little better, though I wish I could easily apply the category attribute to an entire assembly.
"Productivity power tools" allowed for the pretty paste from visual studio
"Productivity power tools" allowed for the pretty paste from visual studio
// Haven't figured out how to apply to assembly correctly, but added it as a flag in my base anyway [AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Assembly | AttributeTargets.Class | AttributeTargets.Method)] public class BaseCategoryAttribute : CategoryAttribute { } public class FastIntegrationTestAttribute : BaseCategoryAttribute { } public class LongRunningIntegrationTestAttribute : BaseCategoryAttribute { } public class UnitTestAttribute : BaseCategoryAttribute { } public class CoreTestAttribute : BaseCategoryAttribute { } [TestFixture, UnitTest, CoreTest] public class SomeClassTests { // This test has categories TestFixture, UnitTest, CoreTest [Test, CoreTest] public void ShouldDoSomething() { } }
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