Typemock Run Unit Tests Tasks

##Typemock Run Unit Tests Tasks## Typemock Isolator provides a way to ‘mock the un-mockable’, such as sealed private classes in .NET, so can be an invaluable tool in unit testing. To allow this mocking, Isolator interception has to be deployed and enabled before any unit tests are run. For a developer this is done automatically within the Visual Studio IDE, use these tasks to do this as part of your build process.

These tasks are normally used as direct replacement for the VSTest task.

• SmartRunner: Use Typemock SmartRunner to run your test
• Typemock and VSTests: Deploy Typemock on Agent and run VSTests

###Using the SmartRunner Task The SmartRunner is a unit test runner, that can run nunit and mstest as well as suggested and sandboxed tests. SmartRunner can run on both Shared and On Premesis Agents

####Setup To setup, add the Task and enter your license

• The company this instance of Typemock is licensed to
• The licensed key

Once this configured this task will run Nunit and MsTests with Typemock Isolator

For more information see the documentation on integrating Typemock in our online documentation

###Using Typemock with VSTests The Typemock and VSTests will integrate VSTests with Typemock

####Restrictions As Typemock via Visual Studio Tests requires typemock to be deployed it requires Administrative permissions and can only run on On Premesis Agents

####Setup This task takes all the same argument as the standard VSTest build task. To setup, add the Task and enter your license

• The company this instance of Typemock is licensed to
• The licensed key And you can Autodeploy Typemock to the Agent
• Check AutoDeploy

Once this configured this task will run VSTests with Typemock Isolator

For more information see the documentation on integrating Typemock in our online documentation