>
> I think when I was playing in this area last, I didn't go with that
> UI test project. I went with a normal Test project and treat it (the Class
> under test) like a normal assembly. Was a while ago though so may be
> mis-remembering.
>
I think I've guessed what you're supposed to do ... you
I think when I was playing in this area last, I didn't go with that UI test
project. I went with a normal Test project and treat it (the Class under test)
like a normal assembly. Was a while ago though so may be mis-remembering.
From:
Don't worry, I asked my cat. He said add a Universal Test project anyway
(the one with the dummy UI). This also adds a skeleton class which
references some obscure extension SDK libraries for unit testing, so you
get the familiar [TestXXX] attributes to put on test classes and methods.
However,
Folks, I recently converted a legacy .NET 4.0 dll into a Universal Windows
library project, and it's working okay being called from a Universal app.
I just can't figure out how to convert the legacy VS unit tests to
Universal. There is a new project type called "Unit Test App (Universal
