In VS 2010, I could right click a method and have MSTest create a unit test for me. Where is this feature in VS2012 pro?
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In VS 2010, I could right click a method and have MSTest create a unit test for me. Where is this feature in VS2012 pro?
Just ran into this myself just now. Here is the explanation:
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/748493/missing-funtionality-of-creating-a-new-unit-test-from-editor
“The ‘New Test’ menu does not have any extension points where 3rd party adapters can plug-in. Therefore we decided to remove it. We moved all the New Test Project types into the File -> New -> Project dialog.”
So it seems it was removed because it was made for MSTest only, and now they support several frameworks out of the box. But I still miss it as well… Should be able to default to MSTest och NUnit…