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Is it possible to pass parameters to a Microsoft unit test DLL via the console? I want to do this as I have a thousands of test cases stored in XML, I dont want to include the XML files as a resource in the visual studio project as I dont want to have to recompile the test solution every time we want to modify the test data. I am using VS 2010 and MSUnit testing framework.
You can’t really pass command line arguments to mstest that the test suite can use, however you can specify a test settings file that can contain deployment items.
Your tests would consume the file as though it is relative to the path the tests are running in; each test settings file can specify different files, assuming that the names files names remain the same.