Unit testing with visual studio 2012

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The Visual Studio 2012 unit testing experience focuses on allowing developers to write and run unit tests while coding. It addresses years of customer feedback about Microsoft's testing framework being too slow, lacking features, and not being designed for developers. The new experience provides improved support for various testing frameworks, better testing of asynchronous and 64-bit code, code coverage analysis, and integration with team build and continuous testing.

The Visual Studio 2012 Unit Testing
experience is focused on
developers writing and running unit
tests while they write their code.

Years of customer feedback
• MS-Test Framework Issues
• MS-Test too slow
• Bad C/C++ support
• MS-Test missing new features
• Experience Issues
• Designed for testers not developers
• Not good for Agile & TDD

Quick overview of the new Unit Test
Explorer window

Use the framework you want to use
• In the box support for
• .NET
• Native C/C++
• Third party plugins
• NUnit
• xUnit.net
• MbUnit
• QUnit/Jasmine
• SQL Server Unit Testing
• Under development

MS-Test Improvements
• Many performance and scale improvements
• Especially when you stick to “classic” unit testing
• Support for testing Async
[TestMethod]
public async Task MyAsyncTest()
{
var result = await SomeLongRunningOperation();
Assert.IsTrue( result );
}

• Proper support for 64-bit and .Net multi-targeting
• Available in Express!

Isolating code for better testing
• The new VS11 Fakes framework lets you
isolate almost ANYTHING in .NET
• Fakes come in two flavors
• Stubs – concrete implementations of
interfaces or abstract classes
• Shims – run-time interception lets you
replace calls, even those from the .NET BCL

Using Fakes to create fast-
running, isolated unit tests

Code coverage in VS 2012
Analyze your code
coverage with a
single click
Analyze for selected
tests to help find
how specific tests
are covering your
system
Supports all
managed & native
frameworks

Team Foundation Build
• If it works in Visual Studio, it works on
Team Foundation Build
• 3rd party frameworks
• Visual Studio Fakes Isolation Framework
• Code Coverage

• Plus…
• Hosted Build (Team Build in the Cloud)
• Test Impact Analysis

Continuous Testing
• “If you aren’t running your unit
tests, you are just compiling. You are
not building.”
Chris Patterson
Program Manager
Team Foundation Build

• Run Tests After Build option in Visual
Studio 2012 will run your Unit Tests
after each successful build of your
solution

What’s missing?

• Test Lists
• Legacy mode only
• Test Impact
• Works on the server, not in the VS client
• Private accessors
• Deprecated in VS 2010, removed in VS
2012

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Unit testing with visual studio 2012

1. Unit Testing with Visual Studio 2012

2. The Visual Studio 2012 Unit Testing experience is focused on developers writing and running unit tests while they write their code.

3. Years of customer feedback • MS-Test Framework Issues • MS-Test too slow • Bad C/C++ support • MS-Test missing new features • Experience Issues • Designed for testers not developers • Not good for Agile & TDD

4. Quick overview of the new Unit Test Explorer window

5. Developer Focused Unit Test Experience

6. Architecture

7. Use the framework you want to use • In the box support for • .NET • Native C/C++ • Third party plugins • NUnit • xUnit.net • MbUnit • QUnit/Jasmine • SQL Server Unit Testing • Under development

8. MS-Test Improvements • Many performance and scale improvements • Especially when you stick to “classic” unit testing • Support for testing Async [TestMethod] public async Task MyAsyncTest() { var result = await SomeLongRunningOperation(); Assert.IsTrue( result ); } • Proper support for 64-bit and .Net multi-targeting • Available in Express!

9. Unit testing async methods with MS-Test

10. Isolating code for better testing • The new VS11 Fakes framework lets you isolate almost ANYTHING in .NET • Fakes come in two flavors • Stubs – concrete implementations of interfaces or abstract classes • Shims – run-time interception lets you replace calls, even those from the .NET BCL

11. Using Fakes to create fast- running, isolated unit tests

12. Code coverage in VS 2012 Analyze your code coverage with a single click Analyze for selected tests to help find how specific tests are covering your system Supports all managed & native frameworks

13. Code Coverage

14. Team Foundation Build • If it works in Visual Studio, it works on Team Foundation Build • 3rd party frameworks • Visual Studio Fakes Isolation Framework • Code Coverage • Plus… • Hosted Build (Team Build in the Cloud) • Test Impact Analysis

15. Continuous Testing • “If you aren’t running your unit tests, you are just compiling. You are not building.” Chris Patterson Program Manager Team Foundation Build • Run Tests After Build option in Visual Studio 2012 will run your Unit Tests after each successful build of your solution

16. What’s missing? • Test Lists • Legacy mode only • Test Impact • Works on the server, not in the VS client • Private accessors • Deprecated in VS 2010, removed in VS 2012

17. The Visual Studio 2012 Unit Testing experience is focused on developers writing and running unit tests while they write their code.

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