public void Run(XunitTestAssemblyTask assemblyTask, TaskProvider taskProvider)
{
var priorCurrentDirectory = Environment.CurrentDirectory;
try
{
// Use the assembly in the folder that the user has specified, or, if not, use the assembly location
var assemblyFolder = GetAssemblyFolder(configuration, assemblyTask);
var assemblyPath = Path.Combine(assemblyFolder, GetFileName(assemblyTask.AssemblyLocation));
Environment.CurrentDirectory = assemblyFolder;
// If we just pass null for the config file, the AppDomain will load {assembly}.config if it exists,
// or use the config file of this app domain, which will usually be JetBrains.ReSharper.TaskRunner.*.exe.config.
// If we specify the name directly, it will just use it, or have no configuration, with no fallback.
// This is good because it stops the TaskRunner.exe config leaking into your tests. For example, that
// file redirects all ReSharper assemblies to the current version. When the default AppDomain loads our
// code, the assemblies are successfully redirected, and we use the latest version. If the new AppDomain
// uses the same redirects, and the test assembly references resharper assemblies (e.g. xunitcontrib tests!)
// the redirects are applied, but the new AppDomain can't find the newer assemblies, and throws
var configFile = assemblyPath + ".config";
using (var executorWrapper = new ExecutorWrapper(assemblyPath, configFile, configuration.ShadowCopy))
{
SetTempFolderPath(executorWrapper);
var run = new XunitTestRun(server, executorWrapper, taskProvider);
run.RunTests();
}
}
finally
{
Environment.CurrentDirectory = priorCurrentDirectory;
}
}
public void Run(XunitTestAssemblyTask assemblyTask, TaskProvider taskProvider)
{
var priorCurrentDirectory = Environment.CurrentDirectory;
try
{
// Use the assembly in the folder that the user has specified, or, if not, use the assembly location
var assemblyFolder = GetAssemblyFolder(configuration, assemblyTask);
var assemblyPath = Path.Combine(assemblyFolder, GetFileName(assemblyTask.AssemblyLocation));
Environment.CurrentDirectory = assemblyFolder;
// If we just pass null for the config file, the AppDomain will load {assembly}.config if it exists,
// or use the config file of this app domain, which will usually be JetBrains.ReSharper.TaskRunner.*.exe.config.
// If we specify the name directly, it will just use it, or have no configuration, with no fallback.
// This is good because it stops the TaskRunner.exe config leaking into your tests. For example, that
// file redirects all ReSharper assemblies to the current version. When the default AppDomain loads our
// code, the assemblies are successfully redirected, and we use the latest version. If the new AppDomain
// uses the same redirects, and the test assembly references resharper assemblies (e.g. xunitcontrib tests!)
// the redirects are applied, but the new AppDomain can't find the newer assemblies, and throws
var configFile = assemblyPath + ".config";
using (var executorWrapper = new ExecutorWrapper(assemblyPath, configFile, configuration.ShadowCopy))
{
SetTempFolderPath(executorWrapper);
var run = new XunitTestRun(server, executorWrapper, taskProvider);
run.RunTests();
}
}
finally
{
Environment.CurrentDirectory = priorCurrentDirectory;
}
}
