Visual Studio - Not generating reports

[xDazedx]

Kind of odd on this because when I execute through jenkins or command line there are no issues. If I right click and run the test, it completes successfully but no report!

Visual Studio 2013

Specflow for VS2013 - v2015.1

Resharper Installed - Tools Runner set to SpecRun

Current versions of specflow/specrun

Anything I am missing?

[Andreas Willich]

If you look into the Output window and at the test output, do you have at the end of a testrun a link to the report?
If you start the Tests in VS, It is usually created in the Testresult folder.

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[Todd Johnson]

nope! I just get a line that the test ran. No links like the old specflow days!!

[Andreas Willich]

That is strange. The reports are always generated.

This is a normal output (from project https://github.com/SabotageAndi/SpecFlow.Example.AllTestRunners)

At the end there is the link to the report and to the logfile.

And this is not here for you?

Could you send us a screenshot of your output?

Thanks!

Andreas

[xDazedx]

Here is what the out put looks like:

------ Run test started ------

========== Run test finished: 1 run (0:00:25.0214312) ==========

 

[Andreas Willich]

Ok, this means, the SpecFlow+Runner is not used for executing the tests.

Could you please check if you did everything from the "Installation and Setup" part to the "Getting Started"- documentation here: http://www.specflow.org/getting-started/

It is important that both NuGet packages (SpecRun.SpecFlow, SpecRun.Runner) are installed and that SpecRun is configured as unitTestProvider in your app.config of the test project.

Like this:

Thanks

Andreas

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[xDazedx]

Thanks for the help Andreas but that is not it. In the original post I mentioned that I can run it from command line and Jenkins and the report generates so specrun would have to be installed to accomplish that. I have been using Specflow for about 2.5 years now so these are not new projects. Something broke along the way since this used to work. I will keep digging and see what turns up.

<unitTestProvider name="SpecRun+MsTest" /> 

Installed Nuget Packages -

Specflow 2.0

SpecRin for Specflow 2.0.0

[Andreas Willich]

Sorry, I overlooked this information.

You have as UnitTestProvider SpecRun+MsTest, so tests for SpecRun and MsTests are generated.

Do you have a specific reason for that?

It could be, that Visual Studio prefers the MsTest- Tests and does not execute it via SpecFlow+Runner.

Does Visual Studio find the tests?

If you rebuild your Test-project, you should have a similar output in the test output pane:

As you are using Visual Studio 2013, do you have a Solution package.config, where the SpecRun.Runner is specified?

This package is also needed to run the tests.

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