Tutorial - Extras

📄️ Test Set Ups

Most setup for a test can be performed in the constructor (think setting up mocks, assigning fields.)

TUnit supports having your test class implement IDisposable or IAsyncDisposable. These will be called after your test has finished executing. However, using the attributes below offers better support for running multiple methods, and without having to implement your own try/catch logic. Every [After] method will be run, and any exceptions will be lazily thrown afterwards.

📄️ Retrying

Unfortunately sometimes our tests hit issues. It could be a blip on the network, but that could cause our entire test suite to fail which is frustrating.

📄️ Repeating

If you want to repeat a test, add a [RepeatAttribute] onto your test method or class. This takes an int of how many times you'd like to repeat. Each repeat will show in the test explorer as a new test.

📄️ Timeouts

If you want to stop a test after a specified amount of time, add a [TimeoutAttribute] onto your test method or class. This takes an int of how many milliseconds a test can execute for.