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Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

Update:

Use the Beta 2 Build which many fixes you can get it here

Deutsch:

Unter http://mbunit-resharper.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/PlugIn/ steht der Quelltext der aktuellen Version des MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper 3 zu Verfügung. Der Grund sind die verschiedenen Version von R# (Vs2005, Vs2008, Full, C# and VB) so das jeder seine Version derzeit selber bauen muss. Bis eine andere Lösung gefunden ist, dies soll mit R# 3.0.3 passieren.

Um das PlugIn zu bauen muss ILmerge installiert sein. Die Visual Studio Version in der build3.bat eingetragen werden und die batch Datei gestartet werden. Damit werden die Assemblies erzeugt und zusammengeführt, auch wird diese dann direkt an die richtige Stelle in Deinem %APPDATA% Ordner abgelegt. Dazu muss natürlich Visual Studio vorher geschlossen sein. Ist schon eine ältere Version des PlugIns installert, so muss dieses vorher gelöscht werden.

English:

At http://mbunit-resharper.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/PlugIn/ i've released the sourcecode of the current version of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper 3.0. The reason is the different version of R# (Vs2005, Vs2008, Full, C# and VB) so that you *must* build the plugin by yourself to get in run right! The Solution of the problem will be available with R# 3.0.3.

To build the Plugin you have to to get the source from that adress above and install ILmerge, change the Visual Studio Version in the build3.bat and run the batch. It will compile the PlugIn-Assemblies, merge them and copy the assembly to the right place in your %APPDATA% folder. You have to close your Visual Studio before that, if have an older version of the plugin installed you have to deletet that before!

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Comments on this post

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

thank you
Now it's work :D

Left by silmaril on Aug 29, 2007 2:17 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

What's happening with version 3.0.3 of R# that will eliminate the need to build the plugin ourselves?

I'm currently using R# 3.0.2 (build 3.0.517.8) and the R# Unit Test Explorer isn't showing any pass/fail indicators in the UI. Is this something that will be fixed when R# 3.0.3 is released?

Thanks!

Left by Terry Thibodeau on Aug 30, 2007 8:01 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

With R# 3.0.3 it will (hopefully) not need to compile the plugin by yourself.

If the Runner don't show the indicators, it may be a bug. But here the Icons are shown. I may need more Information.

Left by Albert Weinert on Aug 30, 2007 8:03 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

Great! It works perfectly, with icons showing.

I was making a mistake earlier when I complained about the path. I didn't use %APPDATA% but %ProgramFiles%, very stupid of me.

Great Job Albert!

regards,
Jan

Left by Jan S on Aug 30, 2007 10:13 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

Read more Information about installing the PlugIn
http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/ReSharper/Deploying+plugin

Left by Albert Weinert on Aug 30, 2007 10:31 PM

# Plugin not showing accurate results when using a [SetUp] attribute

Hi,

I'm running into a bug with the MbUnit Plugin, but I wasn't sure if this was the correct place to log the bug. It seems if you include a [SetUp] attribute in your TestFixture the plugin reports incorrect test results (everything passes).

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a new TestFixture.
2. Add a new Test that consists of Assert.Fail().
3. Run Test - test fails as expected.
4. Add another method to the test fixture and decorate it with the [SetUp] attribute.
5. Run test - test passes.

You can also reproduce this using the TestActionRunnerFixture.cs file found in MbUnit.ReSharper.Base.Tests and removing the [SetUp] attribute from the TestSetup method.

Please let me know if you need more information. Great plug-in otherwise!

Thanks,
Matt

Left by Matthew Otto on Sep 04, 2007 3:27 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

I'm seeing the same kid of behaviour as Matthew Otto (duplicating the same steps too). Anything I can do to help?

Left by Tom Opgenorth on Sep 05, 2007 4:34 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

Well, i have to check it. It behave correct with TD.NET or the MbUnit GUI Runner?

Help? You have the source, supply a patch ;)

Left by Albert Weinert on Sep 05, 2007 10:59 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

It runs as expected in TD.Net and with the MbUnit GUI Runner. I posted a sample file in the issue tracker at http://mbunit-resharper.googlecode.com also that might be a little more clear than my description. If I get some time this weekend I will try and dig into the source and see if I can figure out a patch.

Matt

Left by Matthew Otto on Sep 05, 2007 11:34 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

Have just installed your plug-in and like it a lot. Many thanks for developing it.

I notice that it will always run tests marked as Explicit. Have looked through the code to try to figure out where the issue might be put have come up short. Does the plug-in support explicit tests?

Thanks, Kyle

Left by Kyle Baley on Sep 08, 2007 7:15 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

It doesn't work for me with latest nightly build of r# 3.0.3. Is it normal?

Left by Xtoff on Sep 11, 2007 1:13 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

You are a friggin' rockstar. If you had a paypal donate button, I would be dontating.

Left by Mark Johnson on Sep 21, 2007 8:45 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

How do you go about debugging the mbUnit Plugin.

I stuck some breakpoints on the code, attached debugger to a new VS session with the plugin loaded. Yet not of the breakpoints get hit when Running the R# UnitTestRunner? Any tips?

Left by Jafin on Oct 18, 2007 12:45 AM

# re: failure with setup attribute

Just wanted to add a comment that the issue I previously referred to has been fixed. Running the code from trunk I am no longer seeing the issue.

Thanks for fixing this,
Matt

Left by Matthew Otto on Dec 03, 2007 10:51 PM

# re: Source of the MbUnit PlugIn for ReSharper available

http://der-albert.com/archive/2007/12/07/mbunit-plugin-beta-2-for-resharper-3.1-and-mbunit-2.x.aspx

The SetUp Bug is fixed, an no need to compile for your installation (only with R#3.1)

Left by Albert Weinert on Dec 08, 2007 11:56 AM