Hi

I tried the following:

- Create a test assembly
- Create a class with a single method that throws an exception
- Assign the setup attribute to the new method
- Add the assembly clean up attribute that references the new class
- Run the test assembly from the GUI runner

I also tried the following:

- Create a test assembly
- Create a class with a single method that throws an exception
- Assign the tear down attribute to the new method
- Add the assembly clean up attribute that references the new class
- Run the test assembly from the GUI runner

In both cases I'd expect that the GUI runner would indicate that all
tests have failed. However, after the new method runs and fails, the
GUI does not change. That is, it does not indicate that all tests have
failed.

Thanks


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