July 2017
Beginner
466 pages
9h 37m
English
Live Unit Testing always runs in the background to give you real-time data of the unit testing result and code coverage. But there exist some cases where you don't want to run all the cases. This may be because of some projects, classes, or methods in a solution that you don't modify for a prolonged period. Unnecessarily running all those cases is just an overhead.
Visual Studio 2017 provides you with an option to include/exclude a specific method, class, or a test project selectively. You can right-click inside a method, select Live Tests from the context menu, and then Include or Exclude. This will internally mark the selected method to be included or excluded from Live Unit Testing as per your ...
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