After some chatter around being able to test the code quickly, I've put together a simple process that we can all use to verify the current code.
How?
Open a command prompt and navigate to the project root and run .\build.cmd
What's happening?
This will compile the code using MSBuild and run the tests using the xUnit console test runner.
Adding tests
We are currently using xUnit and Moq in our unit tests. If you would like to see something else being used for Code52 drop into the JabbR room to discuss.
Note that we need a tool which:
is not restricted to a specific SKU of Visual Studio - we don't want to exclude anyone from contributing
After some chatter around being able to test the code quickly, I've put together a simple process that we can all use to verify the current code.
How?
Open a command prompt and navigate to the project root and run
.\build.cmdWhat's happening?
This will compile the code using MSBuild and run the tests using the xUnit console test runner.
Adding tests
We are currently using xUnit and Moq in our unit tests. If you would like to see something else being used for Code52 drop into the JabbR room to discuss.
Note that we need a tool which: