Good literature on unit testing? [closed]
The Art Of Unit Testing
testing
Pass parameters via the command line to NUnit
Use an environment variable to pass the information. Use set from the command-line or <setenv> from NAnt. Then read the value using Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable().
Running a single test in maven -> No tests were executed
You are probably picking up JUnit3 on your classpath somewhere, which effectively disables JUnit4. Run mvn dependency:tree to find out where it’s coming in from and add exclude if from the dependency.
UI Testing Tool? [closed]
Some others: NUnitForms Quail I believe they’re both free, and Quail looks really nice!
How to include lib directory in rspec tests
Manually update your LOAD PATH in spec_helper.rb before calling require should do the trick. Try making this the first line of your spec_helper.rb: $: << ‘../lib’ or $LOAD_PATH << ‘../lib’ ($: is an alias for $LOAD_PATH)
Big JS app testing – avoiding multiple karma.conf.js files
Use an ENV variable to pass the argument to files in karma.conf.js: files: [ include1, include2, …, includeN, process.env.JS_TESTS + “/*.js” ] Then run karma like so: JS_TESTS=test/category2 karma start karma.conf.js
Testing a Gui-heavy WPF application
OK, your app sounds large! I can share my experiences around an application we engineered recently; it was a GUI talking web services to a server that in turn contacted multiple databases and other web services. The client base was around 15,000 users… Either way – this is a lot of work no matter how … Read more
Can I access parameters in my protractor configuration file?
I am not completely sure if protractor globals are set at the beforeLaunch() stage, but they are definitely available at onPrepare() step. Access the params object through the global browser object: console.log(browser.params.baseUrl); Update: Using Jasmine 2.6+, protractor 4.x, browser.params was empty, but the following worked in onPrepare() step: console.log(browser.baseUrl);
how to run(F5) windows service from visual studio
Copied from here. static void Main(string[] args) { DemoService service = new DemoService(); if (Environment.UserInteractive) { service.OnStart(args); Console.WriteLine(“Press any key to stop program”); Console.Read(); service.OnStop(); } else { ServiceBase.Run(service); } } This should allow you to run from within Visual Studio. Another way would be to embed a programmatic breakpoint in your code by calling … Read more