Release notes for new/upcoming features in Visual Studio for Mac, available for pre-release testing by downloading the Preview version. Fixed an issue with running NUnit 3 tests due to a misnamed test runner application. Visual Studio 2017 for Mac Preview Release Notes History.
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Document your code
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Sign up for free See pricing for teams and enterprisesThe easiest way to get started is to install the NUnit Templates extension for Visual Studio. It will add project templates for the various Xamarin platforms.
For more general information, see Testing Xamarin Projects using NUnit 3.
Getting started
In your solution;
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- Add new test projects to your solution. These project types are included in the NUnit Templates Extension
- NUnit 3 Test Project (Android)
- NUnit 3 Test Project (iOS)
- NUnit 3 Test Project (Universal Windows)
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- Write your unit tests in this project, in a portable project, or in a shared project, referencing the project with the tests.
- Build and run the tests on your device or emulator
If you tests are in a separate portable project, note that:
- You need to add that assembly to the
NUnit.Runner.App
in the startup code
- Your portable project must reference the same NUnit Framework version as your nunit.xamarin version, e.g. if using nunit.xamarin 3.01, reference nunit.framework 3.01.
The startup code for each platform is as follows;
Android
MainActivity.cs
iOS
AppDelegate.cs
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MainPage.xaml
MainPage.xaml.cs
App.xaml.cs
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