Resharper Unit Tests not running

  • Samyn
  • 2015-04-13 19:39
  • 7

I'm trying to get started writing unit tests in a project. I wrote the createTest first and tried it. This test passed and I started writing my other tests.

Now all my tests just say "Test not run". This happens both when I try to run all tests at once and when I run a single test.

https://github.com/Requinard/OperationOctopus/tree/UnitTest

All I've found so far is people using NUnit. We're using the default microsoft testing framework, with resharper running the tests.

    [TestMethod]
    public void CreateTest()
    {
        Init.Initialize();
        // set up
        UserModel user = new UserModel();

        user.Address = "Testing Street 1";
        user.Email = "Testing@test.com";
        user.Level = 2;
        user.Password = "test";
        user.RfiDnumber = "00d0wad0aw";
        user.Telephonenumber = "0638212327";
        user.Username = "testcaseuser";

        Assert.IsTrue(user.Create(), "Cannot write user to database");

        test_user = user;
    }

    [TestMethod]
    public void ReadTest()
    {
        Init.Initialize();
        // set up
        UserModel user = getTestUser();

        Assert.AreEqual(user.Email, test_user.Email, "Reading returned an unexpected result");
    }

    [TestMethod]
    public void AlterTest()
    {
        Init.Initialize();
        UserModel user = getTestUser();

        user.Email = "test@testing.com";

        Assert.IsTrue(user.Update(), "Failure during updating");

        user.Read();

        Assert.AreNotEqual(user.Email, test_user.Email);
    }

    [TestMethod]
    public void DestroyTest()
    {
        Init.Initialize();
        UserModel user = getTestUser();

        Assert.IsTrue(user.Destroy(), "Could not destroy user");
    }

The above tests will make resharper say "Test not run"

I just tried running the tests on my laptop. They worked without any changes to the code and the test completed instantly. This leads me to think I'm dealing with a faulty config somewhere.