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I have all the tests for my web application (written with the Visual Studio test framework — Microsoft.Quality DLLs) divided into several (currently two) ordered tests. Is there an easy way to find all the tests that are not in any list?
(The reason I need to use ordered tests is because the initial tests test that installation/setup/configuration of my application worked, and subsequent tests would fail without that.)
There’s on easy way to do this. The best thing to do is switch to a framework that doesn’t require every test to be on a list — I recommend MbUnit. It has a great
DependsOnattribute to easily configure dependencies between tests.