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Updated Release: NUnitLite Version 0.2.0 (Nov 03, 2007)

cpoole — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:10:26 GMT

Note: This will be the last CodePlex release. See http://launchpad.net/nunitlite for further releases.

New Features and Enhancements

New attributes: PropertyAttribute, DescriptionAttribute, IgnoreAttribute
Text runner output may now be redirected (issue 12449)
Added VS solution for building under the compact framework (issue 14447)
Solutions are no longer bound to Source Control and anonymous access is now possible using several clients

Bug fixes:

Fixed incorrect preprocessor constants (12361, 12411)
Fixed StackFilter to use correct namespace (12372)
Expected Exception is now handled corretly on Compact Framework (1446)

Released: NUnitLite Version 0.2.0 (Nov 03, 2007)

Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:10:26 GMT

Note: This will be the last CodePlex release. See http://launchpad.net/nunitlite for further releases.

New Features and Enhancements

New attributes: PropertyAttribute, DescriptionAttribute, IgnoreAttribute
Text runner output may now be redirected (issue 12449)
Added VS solution for building under the compact framework (issue 14447)
Solutions are no longer bound to Source Control and anonymous access is now possible using several clients

Bug fixes:

Fixed incorrect preprocessor constants (12361, 12411)
Fixed StackFilter to use correct namespace (12372)
Expected Exception is now handled corretly on Compact Framework (1446)

Updated Release: NUnitLite Version 0.2.0 (Nov 03, 2007)

cpoole — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:09:21 GMT

Note: This will be the last CodePlex release. See http://launchpad.net/nunitlite for further releases.

New Features and Enhancements

New attributes: PropertyAttribute, DescriptionAttribute, IgnoreAttribute
Text runner output may now be redirected (issue 12449)
Added VS solution for building under the compact framework (issue 14447)
Solutions are no longer bound to Source Control and anonymous access is now possible using several clients

Bug fixes:

Fixed incorrect preprocessor constants (12361, 12411)
Fixed StackFilter to use correct namespace (12372)
Expected Exception is now handled corretly on Compact Framework (1446)

Updated Release: NUnitLite Version 0.3.0

cpoole — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:07:17 GMT

Note: This release and future releases will take place on Launchpad - http://launchpad.net/nunitlite
Key Features

Send test results to client using TCP
Client displays text output from the tests

See http://nunitlite.com/?p=roadmap

UPDATED RELEASE: NUnitLite Version 0.2.0 (Nov 03, 2007)

Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:48:54 GMT

New Features and Enhancements

* New attributes: PropertyAttribute, DescriptionAttribute, IgnoreAttribute
* Text runner output may now be redirected (issue 12449)
* Added VS solution for building under the compact framework (issue 14447)
* Solutions are no longer bound to Source Control and anonymous access is now possible using several clients

Bug fixes:

* Fixed incorrect preprocessor constants (12361, 12411)
* Fixed StackFilter to use correct namespace (12372)
* Expected Exception is now handled corretly on Compact Framework (1446)

UPDATED RELEASE: NUnitLite Version 0.3.0

Sun, 04 Nov 2007 01:50:22 GMT

Key Features
* Send test results to client using TCP
* Client displays text output from the tests

See [http://nunitlite.com/?p=roadmap]

UPDATED RELEASE: NUnitLite Version 0.2.0 (Nov 03, 2007)

Sun, 04 Nov 2007 00:51:23 GMT

CREATED RELEASE: NUnitLite Version 0.1.0 (Aug 20, 2007)

Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:41:53 GMT

This is the first release of NUnitLite and should be considered as alpha-level software.

NUnitLite supports both an attribute-based an an inheritance-based approach to test identification. Classes marked with the TestFixtureAttribute represent fixtures and methods with the TestAttribute are test cases. Alternatively, test fixtures may be created by inheriting from the TestCase class. In that case, any methods begining with the case-insensitive prefix "test" are identified as tests.

The SetUp and TearDown attributes are recognized as in NUnit. In methods inheriting from TestCase, the SetUp and TearDown methods may be overridden and will be called before and after each test.

A simplified form of the ExpectedExceptionAttribute allows specification of the type of the expected exception and of an ExceptionHander method, which is called to evaluate the exception in more detail.

By use of the static Suite property, arbitrary suites of tests may be manually created. A suite may consist of individual test cases, entire test fixtures or other suites.

The programmer expresses expected test conditions using the Assert class. The existing functionality of most current NUnit Assert methods is supported, but the syntax has been changed to use the more extensible constraint-based format.

NUnitLite supports most of the same built-in constraints as NUnit. Users may also derive custom constraints from the abstract Constraint class.

Although constraints may be created using their constructors, the more usual approach is to make use of one or more of the NUnitLite SyntaxHelpers.

Tests are loaded as a list of fixtures, without any additional hierarchy. Each fixture contains it's tests. Tests are executed in the order found, without any guarantees of ordering. A separate instance of the fixture object is created for each test case executed by NUnitLite. The embedded console runner produces a summary of tests run and lists any errors or failures.