ReSharper

Increase your .NET productivity.

Published by JetBrains
Distributed by ComponentSource since 2007

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Manage, run and debug unit tests in Visual Studio.

Manage, run and debug unit tests in Visual Studio.

ReSharper automatically detects NUnit, MSTest, QUnit and Jasmine unit tests in your projects. Other unit testing frameworks such as xUnit.net and MSpec are supported via ReSharper plug-ins. ReSharper runs unit tests in the Unit Test Sessions window. It is designed to help you run any number of unit test sessions, independently of each other, or simultaneously. Sessions can be composed of any combination of tests.

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Unit Test SessionsOrganize unit tests into multiple distinct test sessions and run them independently. For failed tests, ReSharper displays stack traces and provides navigation to involved lines of code.
Unit Test SessionsOrganize unit tests into multiple distinct test sessions and run them independently. For failed tests, ReSharper displays stack traces and provides navigation to involved lines of code.
Manage Tests from the Code EditorReSharper provides contextual commands to run, debug, or add a certain test or test fixture to a test session.
Manage Tests from the Code EditorReSharper provides contextual commands to run, debug, or add a certain test or test fixture to a test session.
Grouping Tests in a SessionYou have multiple choices to group tests in a session the way you like. Grouping criteria include project structure, projects, namespaces, and categories.
Grouping Tests in a SessionYou have multiple choices to group tests in a session the way you like. Grouping criteria include project structure, projects, namespaces, and categories.
Exporting Test ResultsResults of a test session run can be exported to plain text, HTML or XML. Export data includes test names, run results, and error information in case of test failure.
Exporting Test ResultsResults of a test session run can be exported to plain text, HTML or XML. Export data includes test names, run results, and error information in case of test failure.
Navigation to TestsYou can navigate from a test or a test fixture to Unit Test Explorer that shows all tests found in solution. From there, you can organize tests into sessions.
Navigation to TestsYou can navigate from a test or a test fixture to Unit Test Explorer that shows all tests found in solution. From there, you can organize tests into sessions.
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Unit Test SessionsOrganize unit tests into multiple distinct test sessions and run them independently. For failed tests, ReSharper displays stack traces and provides navigation to involved lines of code.
Manage Tests from the Code EditorReSharper provides contextual commands to run, debug, or add a certain test or test fixture to a test session.
Grouping Tests in a SessionYou have multiple choices to group tests in a session the way you like. Grouping criteria include project structure, projects, namespaces, and categories.
Exporting Test ResultsResults of a test session run can be exported to plain text, HTML or XML. Export data includes test names, run results, and error information in case of test failure.
Navigation to TestsYou can navigate from a test or a test fixture to Unit Test Explorer that shows all tests found in solution. From there, you can organize tests into sessions.
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