To be honest, I’ve never really given continuous testing a chance, and I’m not sure if I can articulate why. I probably thought it would be annoying or maybe it’s a control thing where I want to run my tests on my own terms. Looks like I need to give it a try.
I have used live/continuous testing for years. I love it and it makes you much more productive. I have used it both on VS and Rider.
Do you prefer one of them? Or regarding live/continuous testing they are mostly the same?
Will definitely use it in Rider
nice :)
what is the name of the tool that allows you to highlight content on the screen? (like in 3:08)
I honestly didn't know that this existed. I use Rider and will definitely be giving it a go.
🙌
Live Unit Testing is available in the Enterprise edition of Visual Studio.
To be honest, I’ve never really given continuous testing a chance, and I’m not sure if I can articulate why. I probably thought it would be annoying or maybe it’s a control thing where I want to run my tests on my own terms. Looks like I need to give it a try.
I’ve avoided it over the years because of resource consumption. Most places I work haven’t given me a beefy laptop.
Give it a try.
But, you need a quick test suite 😉
Try to use testing sessions to limit the tests executed to a subset of your tests.
So, it doesn't run Integration tests, for example.
If using cli, dotnet watch test is another less sophisticated option too
Great addition!
TDD is becoming a cult at this point