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Asked: 2026-05-12T11:32:46+00:00

I’ve built a unit test project for a library in VS 2008 C#. The

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I’ve built a unit test project for a library in VS 2008 C#. The library will react to commandline arguments. I have set the unit test’s Properties -> Debug -> Start Options with default arguments to trigger specific reactions in the target library. My questions are:

1) When the library code executes Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() it does not see any of the default arguments I have set. I have even copied the default arguments from the unit test project to the library project’s Properties with no effect. What am I not doing (right)?

2) Is there a programatic way to set the command line arguments? I would like the various tests to be able to set the args and watch the library behavior.

Thank you,
Jim

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  1. Editorial Team

    Found the problem. The ReSharper add-on is running its TaskRunner.exe to execute the unit tests. The commandline when TaskRunner is invoked does not take the debug settings into account. JetBrains (manufacturer) is now aware of this problem.

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