I sometimes get the following error message when I use the
DurationAttribute with the ThreadedRepeatAttribute on the same test :
TestCase 'ObjectUpdateTest.MultiThreadTest' failed: Runner throwed.
System.Exception
Message: Runner throwed.
Source: MbUnit.Framework
StackTrace:
at MbUnit.Core.Invokers.ThreadedRepeatRunInvoker.Execute(Object o,
IList args)
at MbUnit.Core.RunPipeStarter.Run(Object fixture, Boolean IsExplicit)
Inner Exception
System.InvalidOperationException
Message: Stop called before start
Source: MbUnit.Framework
StackTrace:
at MbUnit.Core.Monitoring.TimeMonitor.Stop()
at MbUnit.Core.Invokers.DurationRunInvoker.Execute(Object o, IList
args)
at
MbUnit.Core.Invokers.ThreadedRepeatRunInvoker.ThreadedRunInvokerStarter.Run()
It happens all the time if I put the DurationAttribute after the
ThreadedRepeatAttribute. For example :
[Test]
[ThreadedRepeat(numberOfThreads)]
[Duration(10)]
public void MultiThreadTest()
{
...
}
But it happens intermittently if I put the DurationAttribute before
the ThreadedRepeatAttribute :
[Test]
[Duration(10)]
[ThreadedRepeat(numberOfThreads)]
public void MultiThreadTest()
{
...
}
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