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I have a bunch of unit tests (Test1, Test2, etc.), but rather than having them run automatically, I’d like to do something similar to the following:
List<Test> tests = {
Test1,
Test2,
Test3,
...
}
The goal of doing so is to be able to comment out/uncomment (enable/disable) swaths of tests easily to isolate the ones in which I’m immediately interested.
Is that possible, or am I stuck with adding/removiong [disabled] tags to every test header?
Visual Studio allows creation and running of Test Lists. Just pick Test -> Create Test List… from the menu. You can then run just the tests in any particular list you’ve defined.