问题
Does NUnit support the concept of an Assembly Teardown similar to the Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting.AssemblyCleanupAttribute that can be applied to a static method?
This would be run after all the tests within the assembly have completed. I am currently using NUnit 2.6.0.
回答1:
It turns out this functionality does exist in NUnit it is just not very obvious or intuitive.
According to Charlie Poole in the feature request I made for this functionality here, he states the following will work, which is a direct quote from him.
Decorate a class outside of any namespace with [SetUpFixture]. Decorate a method of that class with [TearDown]. If you like, decorate another with [SetUp].
Differences from what you are asking for:
The name makes it a little unobvious in this usage.
NUnit allows any number of these and calls them all, without any guarantee of ordering. This is by design.
It can be applied to a static or instance method. If it's an instance method, the class must have a default constructor and it will be created with a lifespan of the entire test run. This is also by design.
Now this is not pretty but it should achieve the same functionality, and maybe he will make it a little cleaner in 3.0. :)
回答2:
There is no such concept in NUnit. But you can apply TestFixtureTearDownAttribute to method to free resources obtained by TestFixture.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14288454/does-nunit-support-the-concept-of-an-assembly-teardown