I have a project, which has a lot of unit tests.
It has several sub projects, and I'd rather use better categorization system.
I am using Visual Studio 2013 with NUnit Adpaper.
And I can categorize unit tests based on Project, Class or [Category] attribute which is placed on top of them:
[TestFixture]
[Category("MyCategory")]
public class SomeTests
{
[TestCase(2, 2, ExpectedResult = 4)]
public Int32 Test2(Int32 firstNumber, Int32 secondNumber)
{
return firstNumber + secondNumber;
}
}
So, how can I categorize them as following?
Category1
SubCategory1
UnitTest2
UnitTest1
SubCategory2
UnitTest2
UnitTest1
Category2
SubCategory1
UnitTest2
UnitTest1
Is there any attribute as like as Category attribute that perform categorization much better? or any other config somewhere else?
Thanks
I had a similar problem and I think there is no nice solution for this. In the end I came up with "namespacing" my categories. For example:
Category1
Category1.SubCategory1
Category1.SubCategory1.UnitTest2
Category1.SubCategory1.UnitTest1
Category1.SubCategory2
Category1.SubCategory1.UnitTest2
Category1.SubCategory1.UnitTest1
Category2
Category2.SubCategory1
Category2.SubCategory1.UnitTest2
Category2.SubCategory1.UnitTest1
As NUnit v3 is currently in active development you could propose this as a feature request .
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