Ordered Tests: Setting
Up Your Test Run Sequence
An ordered test
contains other tests that are meant to be run in a specified order. An ordered
test is displayed as a single test in Test Explorer. Its results appear in a
single row in the Test Results window, but you can obtain individual results
for each test that was run as a part of the ordered test.
An ordered test is a container that holds other tests
and guarantees that tests run in a specific order.
To create an
ordered test
1. In
Solution Explorer, open the short cut menu on a unit test project or a coded UI
test project, choose Add, and then choose Ordered Test.
The ordered test opens in the main
document editing window. You will use this window to select and include tests
in the new ordered test.
2. (Optional)
Change the selection of tests to choose from. Choose the down arrow under Select project to
view tests, and then choose the test project in your solution.
3. Under Available tests,
choose a test to select it. You can select multiple tests by using SHIFT+click
and CTRL+click.
4. To
move the test or tests into the ordered test, choose the right arrow.
5. To
remove a test from the ordered test, choose the test in the Selected tests pane and then choose the left arrow.
To remove multiple tests at one time, select them by using SHIFT+click or
CTRL+click, and then choose the left arrow.
6. (Optional)
Re-order the tests within the ordered test by choosing a test in the Selected tests pane and then choosing the up or down
arrow. To re-order multiple tests at one time, select them by using SHIFT+click
or CTRL+click, and then choose the up or down arrow.
7. Checking Continue after
failure means that the
ordered test will run regardless of the failure of one or more tests. Leaving Continue after
failure unchecked
means that the ordered test will stop running after the first occurrence of a
test failure.
The ordered test
is ready to run:
- Create Ordered Test
- Select Test Methods
- Select Run All
- Select Run Selected Tests
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