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I’m debugging my unit tests by attaching the nunit-x86.exe process, which is working splendidly. Some of my tests are asserting that an exception is thrown, upon which the debug is pausing and letting me know something went wrong. With any normal debug process this would be handy, however when unit testing it’s a bit of a pain. So I ask:
Is there any way, whilst debugging, to only pause at breakpoints, and ignore exceptions?
Many thanks.
Try Visual Studio menu
Debug > Exceptions...Uncheck all items from column
Break when an exception is Thrown. You can also disable breaking on unhandled exceptions there.