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When I run my unit tests in ReSharper’s TestRunner, they only tell me the failure that happened, not where in the test! It even truncates a large part of the error message sometimes (because it does not fit on the screen). To work around this, I need to run the test that failed in debug mode and it will stop on the failed line, but this take far more time.
Is there any way to just enable a line number output and full error messages?
Did you activate the output pane in ReSharper’s Unit Test Sessions window?
Then you can click on your test and output pane shows all the errors and outputs (from
Console.Out.Write(...)). There is usually a stack trace where you can click on a line to navigate to code.