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Can I use xBehave.net with continuous test tools?

Adam Ralph edited this page Oct 10, 2013 · 5 revisions

NCrunch

NCrunch works fine with xBehave.net after jumping through one relatively painless hoop: you need at least one vanilla [Fact] xUnit.net test method to be present in your test assembly, otherwise NCrunch fails to recognise your assembly as a test assembly. This can be a dummy, E.g.

[Fact]
public void HelloNCrunch()
{
}

ContinuousTests a.k.a MightyMoose a.k.a AutoTest

YMMV. Adding a vanilla xUnit.test (see NCrunch) seemed to at least partially allow CT/MM/AT to recognise the assembly but it then seemed to get confused by the coverage indicated by the xBehave.net scenarios. There seem to be issues to address in CT/MM/AT before it is useable with xBehave.net. At the time of writing it is not recommended to use CT/MM/AT with xBehave.net.

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