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Ian Warburton
Ian Warburton

Reputation: 15666

Hide test from Visual Studio Test Explorer

Using Fact(Skip = "Manual Only") is not entirely satisfactory because, if I click directly on the test to run it, it's still ignored.

I want it to not appear in Test Explorer but I can still run it by clicking on it. Is this possible?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 421

Answers (1)

Ruben Bartelink
Ruben Bartelink

Reputation: 61795

Nice trick from Jimmy Bogard is to use the fact that Skip is writable and react to something in the environment:

public class RunnableInDebugOnlyAttribute : FactAttribute
{
    public RunnableInDebugOnlyAttribute()
    {
        if (!Debugger.IsAttached)
            Skip = "Only running in interactive mode.";
    }
}

(Aside from that, no xUnit does not have an [Interactive]; the closest thing is `[Trait("Interactive","True")] and use that to either use the trait grouping in test explorer to remove them.

Finally, a 'cheat' way is to use TestDriven.Net, which doesnt care if there is an attribute (along with lots of other facilities).

Upvotes: 1

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