public Runner()
{
// Create a runtime setup.
// There are a few things you can tweak here if you need.
_setup = new Gallio.Runtime.RuntimeSetup();
//_setup.RuntimePath = @"C:\Users\ack\bin\GallioBundle-3.2.750.0\bin"; // @"C:\Users\ack\bin\Gallio2"; //Path.GetDirectoryName(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location); //@"C:\Users\ack\bin\GallioBundle-3.2.750.0\bin";
var binPath = new BinPathLocator().Locate();
_isInitialized = File.Exists(Path.Combine(binPath, "Gallio.dll"));
if (!_isInitialized)
{
return;
}
_setup.RuntimePath = binPath; //@"C:\Users\ack\src\AutoTest.Net\lib\Gallio";
// Create a logger.
// You can use the NullLogger but you will probably want a wrapper around your own ILogger thingy.
_logger = Gallio.Runtime.Logging.NullLogger.Instance;
// Initialize the runtime.
// You only do this once.
lock (_gallioLock)
{
if (!_runtimeInitialized)
{
RuntimeBootstrap.Initialize(_setup, _logger);
_runtimeInitialized = true;
}
}
// Create a test framework selector.
// This is used by Gallio to filter the set of frameworks it will support.
// You can set a predicate Filter here. I've hardcoded MbUnit here but you could leave the filter out and set it to null.
// The fallback mode tells Gallio what to do if it does not recognize the test framework associated with the test assembly.
// Strict means don't do anything. You might want to use Default or Approximate. See docs.
// You can also set options, probably don't care.
var testFrameworkSelector = new TestFrameworkSelector()
{
Filter = testFrameworkHandle => testFrameworkHandle.Id == "MbUnit.TestFramework",
FallbackMode = TestFrameworkFallbackMode.Strict
};
// Now we need to get a suitably configured ITestDriver...
var testFrameworkManager = RuntimeAccessor.ServiceLocator.Resolve <ITestFrameworkManager>();
_testDriver = testFrameworkManager.GetTestDriver(testFrameworkSelector, _logger);
}
public Runner()
{
// Create a runtime setup.
// There are a few things you can tweak here if you need.
_setup = new Gallio.Runtime.RuntimeSetup();
//_setup.RuntimePath = @"C:\Users\ack\bin\GallioBundle-3.2.750.0\bin"; // @"C:\Users\ack\bin\Gallio2"; //Path.GetDirectoryName(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location); //@"C:\Users\ack\bin\GallioBundle-3.2.750.0\bin";
var binPath = new BinPathLocator().Locate();
_isInitialized = File.Exists(Path.Combine(binPath, "Gallio.dll"));
if (!_isInitialized)
return;
_setup.RuntimePath = binPath; //@"C:\Users\ack\src\AutoTest.Net\lib\Gallio";
// Create a logger.
// You can use the NullLogger but you will probably want a wrapper around your own ILogger thingy.
_logger = Gallio.Runtime.Logging.NullLogger.Instance;
// Initialize the runtime.
// You only do this once.
lock (_gallioLock)
{
if (!_runtimeInitialized)
{
RuntimeBootstrap.Initialize(_setup, _logger);
_runtimeInitialized = true;
}
}
// Create a test framework selector.
// This is used by Gallio to filter the set of frameworks it will support.
// You can set a predicate Filter here. I've hardcoded MbUnit here but you could leave the filter out and set it to null.
// The fallback mode tells Gallio what to do if it does not recognize the test framework associated with the test assembly.
// Strict means don't do anything. You might want to use Default or Approximate. See docs.
// You can also set options, probably don't care.
var testFrameworkSelector = new TestFrameworkSelector()
{
Filter = testFrameworkHandle => testFrameworkHandle.Id == "MbUnit.TestFramework",
FallbackMode = TestFrameworkFallbackMode.Strict
};
// Now we need to get a suitably configured ITestDriver...
var testFrameworkManager = RuntimeAccessor.ServiceLocator.Resolve<ITestFrameworkManager>();
_testDriver = testFrameworkManager.GetTestDriver(testFrameworkSelector, _logger);
}
