Ideally, install the runner components of NUnit once, in a convenient
location, by downloading the binaries from NUnit.org. That's how we
designed the runners to be used. Each runner version rv can handle
tests for any framework version fv, such that 2.0 = fv = rv.
NuGet works really well for
for monodevelop step up to help.
Charlie
PS: I'll post a link to a page with breaking changes since 2.4.8 when
I get it done.
On Sun, Oct 26, 2014 at 6:36 AM, Martin Thwaites
monofo...@my2cents.co.uk wrote:
I'm sure Charlie can tell us what considerations there need to be with
upgrading from 2.4.8 to 2.6.3
process.
Charlie
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Hey Guys,
I've been looking on how to fix those two bugs:
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17831
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17820
And one option we're contemplating
I've run into a similar problem - a null reference due to the Resize
event running
earlier than I expected. I had to add some null reference checks to my handler
as a result. I imagine you'll have to do the same once you get the debugger
working.
I imagine you are sticking with the
...
https://launchpad.net/nunitv2
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runtime selected by default, which
could be MS .NET on Windows.
I can do it differently on Windows and Linux if necessary.
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be interested to see what you come up with.
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their respective
folders.
Is the feature not supported for external files by design? If that's
the case, can you suggest alternate structure that will allow me
to support multiple solutions?
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Hi Miguel,
The only downside to dropping the 2.0 profile would be that
Mono could not be used to target the 2.0/3.5 runtimes.
So perhaps this idea is not as hot as I initially thought.
Good thinking. :-)
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for NUnit 2.5 and NUnit 3.0, will
take place using Launchpad as our host.
Our new home on Launchpad:
http://launchpad.net/nunit-xtp - our umbrella project
http://launchpad.net/nunit-2.5 - NUnit 2.5 http://launchpad.net/nunit-3.0
- NUnit 3.0
Charlie
Thanks Charlie. It is good to know that it does not likely to
be much more tasks to do for upgrading. On the other hand I
was under the impression that those obsoleted ones lived in
2.5 - the conversion work is likely needed more.
From the release notes...
* The following obsolete
2.4.8 the last 2.4 release,
I'd be glad to to a 2.4.9 for Mono if there should be
any problems that are easy to fix.
Charlie
PS: If you find (using NUnit 2.4.x) that anything is
marked Obsolete, you can pretty much count that it's
already gone in 2.5.
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that the user has chosen to associate
with NUnit.
Any thoughts on this? Is selection of alternate Mono
versions from within NUnit inconsistent with how
NUnit is installed on Linux?
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in how assemblies are located and loaded since 2.0.1?
Alternatively, I can submit a bug, but I hate to tell you that
you need the entire source of NUnit to replicate it. :-)
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I just filed http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=488383
which prevents NUnit's TestCaseSource and ValueSource attributes
from working correctly under Mono.
Charlie
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.
Charlie
Atsushi Eno
In case anyone doesn't already know it, /noshadow solves a lot of
problems simply because it avoids executing a very large
part of the
nunit code. It's like fixing your automobile starter by
parking on a
hill - or maybe fixing your brakes by running into a tree
in testing
mono has ever been reported upstream to the NUnit project.
Yet the odds are that at least some of them are our fault. :-)
Any suggestions on this general (possible) problem?
I'll comment on the specific issue as soon as I recover
my id and password to the bug system.
Charlie
to comment? Would you find this useful for finding regressions?
Actually, it would be very useful for my own testing of NUNit too.
Charlie
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Hi Leszek,
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 3:13 AM, Charlie Poole
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Hi All,
This is a bit OT for the dev list, but I suspect I'll get
more solid
answers based on experience here than elsewhere.
In NUnit, it is now possible to specify the runtime under
which
but MS.NET is assumed.
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, but I can see I've opened a can of worms. :-)
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This is a bit OT for the dev list, but I suspect
!
Thanks,
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of communicating, I
strongly believe we have to model them.
As far as Nabble goes, I'm with you. I use mail lists
rather than online forums because I'm often disconnected.
Typical Nabble responses don't include any context unless
you go to the site.
Charlie
Am 16.12.2008 um 16:33 schrieb Steve Bjorg
Hi,
No response on mono-list, so I thought I'd try here.
Does anyone know of a list targeted specifically to developing
apps on and/or for multiple CLR platforms?
Charlie
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methods, like...
nunit-console ... -out:TestDetails.log TestSummary.log
If this doesn't help, send me some more info and
we'll either figure out how to do it or change
for 2.4.9.
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As you may remember from Madrid, I'm planning a GTK
version of NUnit as part of the new NUnit 3.0 Platform.
I thought I'd call it nunit-gtk and depending on
licensing I might be able to use pieces of gnunit,
so the work won't be lost in any case.
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from which the
assembly was loaded or on a path relative to it.
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http://nunit.org/?p=releaseNotesr=2.5. You may download the
release at http://nunit.org/?p=downloads.
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Ah ha! I saw nunit-console.dll in your post and assumed you
had re-written the console program for some reason. Now I'm
less confused. :-)
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- btw, the use case for this is
if somebody wants to run a test under the Mono 1.0
profile from the Gui running under 2.0.
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The assert dialog comes up running NUnit's internal tests
under Mono on Windows as well. It happens in our Gui tests
and appears even if the tests are all passing. It could
be an NUnit issue, of course, but if so I haven't found
the cause yet.
Charlie
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OK, I can run if I set MONO_PATH to ./lib but that still
doesn't explain why the config entry is ignored AFAICS.
Charlie
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Hi All,
I was getting strange failures with the latest install of
nunit.exe under Mono - no message, it just goes away.
I finally figured out that some of my nunit assemblies
were not being found.
For this release, I moved the nunit library assemblies
to a lib subdirectory, which I put on the
I'm using 2.0.1. Is that sufficiently after 2.0? :-)
However, what I didn't mention is that this is happening
on Windows. I have some setup to do before trying this
new version on Linux.
Charlie
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In fact, I did... although that would be a bug as well. :-)
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Well, it's likely that many users are still on 1.9x due
to limitations of their distros, so I'll either keep
everything in a single directory for this release
or use the workaround.
Thanks for the info.
Charlie
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the assembly back to the first domain - a
typical mistake people make - and I don't have an
AppDomainManager that could be doing it. Can anyone
suggest directions for further investigation?
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Hi All,
With 2.5 taking longer than planned, a few bug fixes had accumulated.
So I went ahead and released NUnit 2.4.8, incorporating those fixes.
You can see what was fixed or download at http://nunit.com.
Charlie
PS: My ISP is making changes. The nunit.org and nunit.net sites are
pointed
.
Because there are so many changes, I'm including only an outline below. For
details, see the release notes at http://nunit.org/? p=releaseNotesr=2.5 as
well as the appropriate sections of the documentation. You can download the
release at http://sourceforge.net/projects/nunit.
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/?p=releaseNotesr=2.5
Download it at http://nunit.org/?p=download
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Various bugs are also addressed. For details see the release
notes at http://nunit.org/?p=releaseNotesr=2.4.7
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development. It supports newer csUnit
versions running under .NET 2.0.
You can download CSUnitAddin 1.0 at http://nunit.org/?p=addins
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a an index page and a set of detail pages, one
for each test assembly. Summary info to the fixture level is presented,
together with the details of any failures or ignored tests.
You can get it at http://nunit.org/?p=extras
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* The console command line now accepts expressions that specify boolean
combinations of categories.
See http://nunit.com/?p=releaseNotesr=2.4.6 for more details
Download it at http://nunit.com/?p=download
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I guess it's been a while since I submitted any and now I can't get in.
Should I request a novell id? Will I still be linked to my old bugs?
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Hi Miguel,
Apparently, nobody else remembers either. :-)
I suggest upgrading to 2.4.x if possible, and I'll take on any
bug fixes to NUnit needed to make it happen.
Charlie
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I should have said... this is with 1.2.6 preview 4.
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Hi,
NUnit's FileWatcher tests, which have been disabled under
mono for a long time, are continuing to fail when run
under windows. The file is changed, but no notification
is ever received. Should this be working?
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Read about the new NUnit 3.0 Platform, coming soon...
http://nunit.com/blogs/?p=53
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Alternatively, you can jump in on the nunitv3 group on Google,
which is now public.
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NUnitLite 0.2.0 is now available for download at
http://www.codeplex.com/NUnitLite/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=656
8
NUnitLite is a lightweight version of NUnit, suitable for running in
resource-limited environments.
With this release, you can run tests under .NET 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0
version of NUnit (3.0) particularly in terms of how it could
use Mono.Addins as a base for it's extension architeture.
4) Lots of free time to share ideas on topics that I won't think of until
I'm there.
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that way. It will run under 2.0
but offer the option to run tests in a separate process under 1.0.
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the exception.
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README.txt
NUnitLite supports both an attribute-based an an inheritance-based approach
to test identification. Classes marked with the TestFixtureAttribute
represent fixtures and methods with the TestAttribute are test cases
minor fixes, this release runs much more
reliably under Mono on Windows or Linux. For details, see the release
notes at http://nunit.com/?p=releaseNotesr=2.4.2 or download it at
http://nunit.com/?p=download
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thinking at this point
is to do some preliminary testing on 1.2.4 and to switch to 1.2.5 once it
actually releases, but I'm open to suggestions.
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maintain one set of tests for the head alone.
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Hi Charlie,
I just
The code is now in CVS.
Charlie
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, the examples should be made consistent with the NUnit you are
actually using if that's not already the case.
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Both statements have a more serious problem in that the aruments are
backwards. The expected value comes first. It makes no difference if
none of your tests fail, but it can be really confusing when they do
and the message is backwards!
Charlie
) and continue to run in a degraded mode.
Anyway, it's documented as a difference. If it's not changed, maybe it
should go into a short list of Things we deliberately do differently.
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Sounds good - I'll watch for it.
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for the
use of the series of small utilities I'm starting to publish.
In fact, since it doesn't make any sense to install one of
my NUnit Extras if you don't already have NUnit, I can just
assume it's present for them.
Hope it helps,
It did.
Charlie
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Hi Mirco,
On Tue, 2007-08-07 at 10:21 -0700, Charlie Poole wrote:
Some follow-up questions, now that I've looked at mono.getOptions.
1) I like the idea of having the system provide this capablility,
rather than including it in every app. But what do people
generally do
for cross
that you reused the code and sue that big company. This is
in spite of the fact that NUnit's license permits you to do pretty
much anything.
Charlie
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where it needed the whole thing? If not, I might
look at it.
3) NUnit is already using a similar, attribute-based approach
to options. The main drawback I see is with regard to localization.
Has anyone dealt with that issue?
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be a good reason for me to move
forward, provided it's fixed.
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Is this by design? Or is it a compatibility bug?
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will have to adopt a naming scheme (-word or -letters)
and go with it.
Thanks - I'll think about a consistent scheme and look at getOptions.
My little utility for extracting test results from an nunit xml file
will be the test bed for this.
Charlie
Miguel
I haven't but I'll take a look. Do you use the double-dash
convention as well? I wonder if that's something windows
users can get accustomed to?
Charlie
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to the new
constraint-based Assert syntax.
The NUnit Gui has several significant improvements, including the saving the
visual state of the tree for each project and restoring it when it has been
reopened.
See the release notes at http://nunit.com/?p=releaseNotesr=2.4.2 for more
info.
Charlie
Hi All,
I'm looking for ideas on best practices for command-line parameters intended
to be used on both Windows and Linux. Mostly, I want guidelines for how to
design syntax that makes sense on both platforms, but if anyone has
implemented something I'd be interested in that as well.
Charlie
topics that might be discussed.
Given the low cost, most people had little trouble getting an OK.
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to NUnit 2.4, I suggest waiting a day rather
than upgrading to 2.2.10. But if you expect to stay with the 2.2 version for
a while, this is for you.
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Hi Jamie,
I closed the bug. I'm now wonderin whether the person who posted it
expected all the tests to pass. The sample is renamed failures in
2.4 to signal that it doesn't pass.
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of the later versions of
NUnit, it would be helpful.
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Hi folks,
The NUnit 2.4 Release Candidate is available. You can get it at
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It has quite a lot of new features, which you can review at
http://nunit.com/nunit/?p=releaseNotesr=2.4
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Hi Jamie,
Due to problems with CVS, I didn't get your last fixes into the
release candidate. They'll show up in RC2/Final, whichever is
next.
Charlie
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Sorry to hit the list with this - I replied to the wrong email.
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D:\Dev\NUnit\nunit-2.4\build\mono\1.0\debugmono --debug nunit.exe
Unhandled Exception: System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception
has
been thrown by the target of an invocation. ---
System.Reflection.TargetInvocat
ionException: Exception has been thrown by the target
Hi Sebastien,
This is on Windows using stock 1.2.2, so maybe it's fixed.
I'll try building from SVN and see what happens. Any reason
I can't just build MWF and drop the assembly into my stock
system?
Charlie
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a fallback?
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your files.
You can also use NUnitLite for read-access testing. Send me
your id if you'd like to be set up.
For writing, a completely separate dummy project might be best.
If you think that's a good idea, I can put you in touch with
someone to ask about setting it up.
Charlie
jr
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Hi Joel,
Charlie Poole wrote:
Separate from the question of where this belongs and how it
relates to
Mono, I'd love to have a way to access the Microsoft CodePlex
repositories that doesn't involve use of TFS.
Good idea. I'll test my code against codeplex in addition to
my local
, but it
requires a copy of the Microsoft dlls to do it. Removing that
limitation would be quite powerful.
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! Well, it was new to me. :-)
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to be ShLwApi, since
it stands for the shell lightweight api :-)
I personally have no knowoledge about what would be the right thing to do
with this for linux developers,
but its definitely the right group to ask.
Charlie
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with. That's OK, but it
would be good to know
what parts are likely to be cross-platform, since you might want to package
them separately.
Just a thought :-)
Charlie
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To: Miguel
might be pertinent to how you
approach it.
Charlie
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Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 12:22 PM
To: Charlie Poole
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Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] Windows Shell
As far as I can tell
to invent something equally arcane for
Linux. :-)
BTW, do you think of the shlwapi assembly stuff as part of this?
Charlie
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Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 1:49 PM
To: Charlie Poole
Cc: mono-devel-list
Hi lupus,
On 11/28/06 Charlie Poole wrote:
At the meeting, we agreed on a command line switch for
mono.exe, which
is probably the simplest for me to use and seems like the most
portable solution. Do I need to do anything to get this moving? If
it's not available when I release
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