protected override void Initialize()
{
foreach (ITestElement testElement in runContext.RunConfig.TestElements)
{
GallioTestElement gallioTestElement = testElement as GallioTestElement;
if (gallioTestElement != null)
{
testElementsById.Add(gallioTestElement.GallioTestId, gallioTestElement);
}
}
Events.RunStarted += delegate(object sender, RunStartedEventArgs e)
{
// Change the status of all tests to Started so that all Gallio tests look "In Progress".
// If we didn't do this, then there would be one "In Progress" test (the first one started)
// and a whole bunch of "Pending" tests. Visual Studio assumes that it controls the order
// of execution of all tests but it cannot. Behind the scenes we hijack the order of execution
// when Visual Studio starts the first test. Of course that test might not actually run
// first but it will seem to be "In Progress" just the same. Instead of misleading the user
// as to which test is currently running, we just make them all look "In Progress" at once. Ugh.
foreach (GallioTestElement gallioTestElement in testElementsById.Values)
{
TestStateEvent ev = new TestStateEvent(runContext.RunConfig.TestRun.Id, gallioTestElement.ExecutionId.Id, TestState.Started);
runContext.ResultSink.AddResult(ev);
}
};
Events.TestStepFinished += delegate(object sender, TestStepFinishedEventArgs e)
{
// Submit a GallioTestResult for each primary run of a test case.
// In the case of data-driven tests, we may submit multiple results that will later be merged.
if (e.TestStepRun.Step.IsPrimary)
{
GallioTestElement gallioTestElement = GetTestElement(e.Test);
if (gallioTestElement != null)
{
GallioTestResult result = GallioTestResultFactory.CreateTestResult(e.TestStepRun, runContext.RunConfig.TestRun.Id, gallioTestElement);
runContext.ResultSink.AddResult(result);
}
}
};
}
protected override void Initialize()
{
foreach (ITestElement testElement in runContext.RunConfig.TestElements)
{
GallioTestElement gallioTestElement = testElement as GallioTestElement;
if (gallioTestElement != null)
testElementsById.Add(gallioTestElement.GallioTestId, gallioTestElement);
}
Events.RunStarted += delegate(object sender, RunStartedEventArgs e)
{
// Change the status of all tests to Started so that all Gallio tests look "In Progress".
// If we didn't do this, then there would be one "In Progress" test (the first one started)
// and a whole bunch of "Pending" tests. Visual Studio assumes that it controls the order
// of execution of all tests but it cannot. Behind the scenes we hijack the order of execution
// when Visual Studio starts the first test. Of course that test might not actually run
// first but it will seem to be "In Progress" just the same. Instead of misleading the user
// as to which test is currently running, we just make them all look "In Progress" at once. Ugh.
foreach (GallioTestElement gallioTestElement in testElementsById.Values)
{
TestStateEvent ev = new TestStateEvent(runContext.RunConfig.TestRun.Id, gallioTestElement.ExecutionId.Id, TestState.Started);
runContext.ResultSink.AddResult(ev);
}
};
Events.TestStepFinished += delegate(object sender, TestStepFinishedEventArgs e)
{
// Submit a GallioTestResult for each primary run of a test case.
// In the case of data-driven tests, we may submit multiple results that will later be merged.
if (e.TestStepRun.Step.IsPrimary)
{
GallioTestElement gallioTestElement = GetTestElement(e.Test);
if (gallioTestElement != null)
{
GallioTestResult result = GallioTestResultFactory.CreateTestResult(e.TestStepRun, runContext.RunConfig.TestRun.Id, gallioTestElement);
runContext.ResultSink.AddResult(result);
}
}
};
}
