Why can I only run single tests in TestDriven.net? I can't seem to run classes or files.

When this happens, it means that TestDriven.net doesn't understand xUnit.net tests, and is running your tests using the built-in Ad-Hoc Runner.

This might happen for one or more reasons:
  • Did you install xUnit.net's TestDriven.net support? Run xunit.installer.exe and make sure you install TD.NET support.
  • Did you recently upgrade from xUnit.net 1.0.x to xUnit.net 1.1 or later? The TD.NET runner DLL name changed. Run xunit.installer.exe and disable then re-enable TD.NET support.
  • Are you running 64-bit Windows? Make sure you're running TD.NET version 2.18 or later, as some earlier versions had an issue with 64-bit Windows.
Note that after disabling and/or enabling TD.NET support, you may need to restart Visual Studio.

Last edited Jan 27, 2009 at 10:50 PM by BradWilson, version 5

Comments

Dashu Jan 27, 2009 at 5:52 PM 
Hey!
Thank you very much for your fast and friendly response! :)
This was the first thing i did when it wasnt working. Will try again tomorrow and post back to really verify that this doesn't solve my problem. I am running vista, does it make any difference? Also only trial versions of VS2008 pro and resharper, as I've not gotten my serials yet.

Thanks again, and keep up the good work! It's really appreciated!
Best regards
Johan

Edit: i just noticed when clicking post and reading it again that you refer to td.net, is it something i should start using? As it is not installed, i think am unable to to enable or disable it.