Did you make any more progress here? Or is it "wait for the Beta and hope everything is perfect"?

By on 4/12/2009 1:27 AM ()

No progress unfortunately. Gallio's extension to the mstest runner also doesn't pick up F# tests, and according to some people on the Gallio mailing list, that is "surprising". However they told me they were working on their own independent visual studio integrated test runner.Despite some insistent questions the F# team has been uncharacteristically quiet about this whole thing, so yeah, hope for the best.Try using testdriven.net, which should work great with F#.Kurt

By on 4/12/2009 5:55 AM ()

I tried using MSTest with tests written in F# with a hand-hacked project file, and standard testrunconfig and vsmdi files. I managed to make the tests run when called from the command line (MSTest.exe /testcontainer: ... .dll). However, my tests are not found when running Test->Run->All Tests in Solution from Visual Studio, nor do they appear in the Test List Editor. I tried to manually add the names of the tests to the (otherwise empty) vsmdi file, but that didn't work either.

Did anyone manage to make something like this work?

I'm using F# 1.9.6.16 and VS 2008 SP1 on Windows 7. (And no, I won't use NUnit or xUnit or Gallio or testdriven.net or whatever! If this doesn't work then is a bug in F# or VS and it should be fixed.)

By on 9/16/2009 2:47 AM ()

I have not been able to find a great solution for this; however, I just posted a blog about a possible cause of the problem.

By on 11/29/2008 1:35 PM ()
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