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Is it possible to run an assembly created by a Visual Studio test project outside Visual Studio itself?
I would like to create a test application that should be run also on machines where VS is not installed, and get a (graphical) report of the test outcomes.
EDIT looking at the post provided in the accepted answer, and looking at the answer to that post… I reached the conclusion that the answer to this question is “NUnit”.
Check out MsTest command line. You can either use it or roll your own code as a test harness around the assemblies. But if you want the GUI and to legally use MSTEST you will need a license for Visual Studio on the machine you will run the tests on.
You can use MsTest without VS. but I don’t know how “legal” that is so it’s at your own risk