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All my unit test classes have been created by Visual Studio 2008 from a built-in unit test template that includes a “TestContext” property. So far I have not used a test context and this field is upsetting Resharper and code coverage.
Is it ok to remove TestContext or would doing that indicate my unit tests are poorly structured?
If you don’t need it, remove it. You can always introduce it again afterwards. I’ve hardly used it too…