When unit test sessions open in the window, they are displayed in new tabs, which show up on the left. You can click this icon to show or hide the execution log. Lets you see either the number of test execution errors (related to the execution process, not tests themselves) or shows OK if there are no errors. Only show tests that either were not executed or have changed since the last execution. A test is ignored if it has the corresponding attribute, or if the whole category where it belongs is ignored. Only show ignored tests and hide all other tests. Only show failed tests and hide all other tests. Only show successful tests and hide all other tests. Show all tests in the current test session. You can also Ctrl-click several icons to display tests in several different states. On the status bar, you can see the total number of tests in the session as well as number of tests in different states:īy default, tests in all states are shown, but you can click the corresponding icons to filter tests by their state. The progress bar and the status bar under the toolbar display the current progress. You can navigate to the code of any unit test by double-clicking it. The unit test tree shows the structure of tests belonging to a session, which you can filter to show only passed, failed or ignored unit tests. In the debugging mode, only one session can be run at a time. Sessions can be composed of any combination of tests. The window is designed to help you run any number of unit test sessions, simultaneously and independently of each other. For more information, see Unit test sessions. The window appears automatically when you run tests from the current document or from the project or solution. ReSharper runs unit tests in the Unit Test Sessions window.
For example, MSTest uses test-methods FQNs but NUnit uses properties of test attributes as test IDs. Note that test frameworks identify tests in different ways. This rarely happens in practice, but if you do have tests with the same ID, they will appear as a single node in the Unit Tests explorer and Unit Test Sessions window, and only one of them will run. ReSharper's unit test runner does not allow running two or more tests with the same ID.
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