问题
I have a project in .NET Core and have built tests using xUnit. Now I wanted to run the test in deployment process. What I have done so far:
I used this command in commandline:
dotnet test [project address] ...
it is working but the problem is that this command get the .csproj file and not the dll.
I installed and used xunit.runner.console but its not working with .NET Core projects.
I used dotnet xunit command, this one also not helped while I cannot give it the dll it is also using the project folder.
What can I use to run my built test (dont want to build them again), any commandline tools that I can give my test dll as an input and it runs the test for me.
回答1:
You have several options here:
1. Use vstest command
dotnet vstest Foo.dll
to run tests from a dll. xUnit tests are supported. Documentation.
A single dll file only is not enough. Run dotnet vstest from your bin folder, which usually contains:
Foo.dll
Foo.deps.json
Foo.runtimeconfig.json
Foo.runtimeconfig.dev.json
Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Test.dll
xunit.runner.reporters.netstandard15.dll
xunit.runner.utility.netstandard15.dll
xunit.runner.visualstudio.dotnetcore.testadapter.dll
This bin output is necessary to run the tests.
2. Skip the project build on test run
dotnet test --no-build
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44590050/how-to-run-xunit-test-dll-in-commandline-without-building-the-project