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Roy Osherove listed advantages of NUnit over MsTest but also mentioned one MsTest’s strength that can be crucial for many developers: “the integration with other team system tools and reporting is just beyond compare and the reporting alone helps alot...
… then it’s time to check the registry entries. Make sure you see something like this: In case the build runs in the context of a dedicated user, not the one who logs on to a build machine and install applications, then it is likely that the build user...
A couple of good sources for those who need to decide: Capability comparison made by Morgan Soley. Half year old but with a feature comparison table. Recently updated comparison by Andrew Kazyrevich. TypeMock Isolator is a clear winner if it fits in your...
Today there was a first day of Norwegian Developers Conference . Great speakers and great sessions. I attended talks by Scott Hanselman, Luca Bologneze, Jeremy Miller, Udi Dahan and Juval Lowy. But that was not all! After hours TypeMock guys arranged...
In our company we recently started marking automated tests as “Unit” and “Integration” for the purpose of running unit tests frequently (and on every check-in). Such separation obviously requires clear definition of what is a unit...
Part 1 Part 2 I promised to address matching reference and output arguments using lambda-based syntax that I proposed for TypeMock Isolator. Before getting there I would like to retract my original comment that faked method’s arguments should be matched...
I was glad to see that my thoughts about figuring out the best syntax to control the match of faked method’s arguments haven’t been unnoticed by TypeMockians. Eli Lopian raised a few questions, and addressing them seems to be crucial for materialization...
I enjoy compactness and clarity of TypeMock Isolator AAA syntax. But it still lacks certain features in comparison with the original RecordExpectation-based syntax. One of such features is support for exact match of method's attributes. Here's...