I need to partition (in proper mathematical sense - mutually exclusive and
collectively exhaustive)
the tests (actually test fixtures) that I have while not separating them
into different assemblies.
Each set (or a pair of sets in the case of Debug vs Release) of test
fixtures will run on a designated test host
(with different versions of Windows and Excel installed).
Each will spit out its own xml result, which will get merged into a single
report.
Each test host will have to work with the exact same C# project containing
tests.
Each host will be able to compile the project in Debug | Release or other,
but will have to figure out how to run only the tests that are appropriate
for the versions of Windows and Office installed.
Right now my 8 categories are:
1) Tests that are meant to run under Windows XP, with Office 2003 in Debug
mode.
...
8) Tests that are meant to run under Windows Vista, with Office 2007 in
Release mode.
I can add several categories to each test fixture; for example:
[TestFixture]
[FixtureCategory("WinXP")]
[FixtureCategory("Excel2003")]
[FixtureCategory("Debug")]
I may want to complicate things slightly by introducing other categories:
* "AnyWin" = "WinXP" OR "WinVista",
** "NoExcel" = NOT ("Excel2003" OR "Excel 2007"),
*** "AnyTarget" = "Debug" OR "Release",
I can use the switches /fc = /filter-category and /ec = /exclude-category to
achieve some filtering, but I cannot do everything that I would like to do.
If I understand the documentation correctly, multiple categories get OR-ed
when I supply a comma-separated list of them.
For example, the following switch for the MbUnit.Cons.exe:
"/fc:x1,x2,x3,...xn /ec:y1,y2,y3,...ym" is logically equivalent to:
[(x1 OR x2 OR x3 ... OR xn)] AND [( NOT (y1 OR y2 OR y3 ... OR ym))]
The structure of this logical expression is restricted to at most: a single
AND, a single NOT, two (though arbitrary long) ORs and 10 parenthesis's.
I cannot create a category filter like: (WinXP only) and (Debug only) and no
Excel.
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Or can I? Am I missing something about the usage of MbUnit.Cons/GUI.exe ?
I would find this feature useful.
Thanks.
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