Mighty-moose is A. Net-oriented continuous build and test run tool, which is now free of charge.
So what exactly does mightly-moose do? Every time you edit a file in Visual Studio and click Save, it will automatically build your solution and run the tests affected by the changes. This is very suitable for TDD, because you no longer need to manually run the test, you can leaveCodeEditor to get instant feedback. Similarly, it saves time for running tests that are not affected by changes.
Although the tool also has some other configurations (for example, to run all tests after the affected tests are run first, and to run tests after each build rather than after each save ), however, the behavior mentioned above is generally mainly used cases. This tool also has some other useful features. You can view this project website to learn about it.
Some mighty-moose code is open-source in the form of Autotest. net. Autotest. Net also provides continuous building and testing functions. However, unlike mighty-moose, Autotest. Net does not select running tests. The authors of both projects are Greg Young and Sven ackenhausen.
Greg explained why the tool was released for free.
Ncrunch is another tool for Continuous testing. It is currently in beta and is free of charge. Ncrunch focuses on optimizing the sequence of test run and the performance of parallel test execution.
View Original English text:Smart continuous test-runner for. Net-for free
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