radiant marsh
I created a unit test and when I Run or Debug the test it dosnt execute. The output looks like only the Nano projects Main function is called instead of my test. Did I mess something up somehow? I was trying to create unit tests for classes outside the one that runs the device.
amber hull
You can't debug nano Unit Tests. Have to use VS test explorer or the vstest command line to execute. Then look at the run outcome. Full output log is available
make sure the runsettings file is found and sits at the correct location to be found
you can check any of our class libs that have unit tests
normal vortex
Yep, I came across this. My workaround is to put all my testable code in a separate project (nf class library) and execute unit tests against it. The main project (nf application) contains just minimum wire-up code.
normal vortex
I did similar thing 🙂 Take a look here: https://github.com/CShark-Hub/Mako-IoT.Device.Samples/tree/main/WasteBinsCalendar
midnight haven
If you really want to debug your tests, then you need to use project reference by cloning the test framework. In the project itslef, you have an example as it's used to debug the framework itself 😉
Otherwise, yes, a good practice is to split over the project
And note as well that you can use the unit as a normal project as well, if you are really lazy, just copy the "main" from the unit test framework, and that's your main. Debug is then possible
normal vortex
And note as well that you can use the unit as a normal project as well, if you a...
Nice hack! 😁 I've always been using Debug.WriteLine
midnight haven
😉