Hi,
I have one project containing all of the tests. I will be running the
tests on up to eight different configurations: {Debug, Release} x
{Windows XP, Windows Vista} x {Office 2003, Office 2007} (I will
compile the project twice: once in Debug mode, and once in Release
mode).
I would like to decorate my tests such that the name of the test would
reflect the configuration. For example, a [Test] with signature "void
TryHeuristicA() { ... }" would show up as
"TryHeuristicA_WinXP_Office2003_Debug" ( I noticed that .Destory is
usually appended to the end of the test. I do not need it per say, but
do not mind it as long as the name of the test contains all of the
config info.)
So, if I have these public methods:
// Returns "Debug" or "Release"
string GetMode() { ... }
// Returns "WinXP", "Vista", etc
string GetOsVersion() { ... }
// Returns "Office2003", "Office2007", etc
string GetOfficeVersion() { ... }
// Returns, for example: "WinXP_Vista_Release"
string GetConfigInfo() { ... }
Then how do I set it up?
Regards,
- Leonid
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