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Hi when running my unit test I’m wanting to get the directory my project is running in to retrieve a file.
Say I have a Test project named MyProject. Test I run:
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetupInformation.ApplicationBase
and I receive "C:\\Source\\MyProject.Test\\bin\\Debug".
This is close to what I’m after. I don’t want the bin\\Debug part.
Anyone know how instead I could get "C:\\Source\\MyProject.Test\\"?
I would do it differently.
I suggest making that file part of the solution/project. Then right-click -> Properties -> Copy To Output = Copy Always.
That file will then be copied to whatever your output directory is (e.g. C:\Source\MyProject.Test\bin\Debug).
Edit: Copy To Output = Copy if Newer is the better option