Gallio Wiki

blogs

2011-12-06T08:14:22-07:00

Some of our fellow contributors and users maintain a blog in which they publish regularly interesting articles about Gallio and MbUnit (among other topics). You might find useful information by browsing in these articles. * Bits in Motion (Jeff Brown) * Andrew Stopford's Weblog * Interfacing Reality (Yann Trévin) * Vadim's Weblog (Vadim Kreynin)

development

2011-12-04T07:08:06-07:00

Development Topics for developers and contributors. Contributing to Gallio * How To Contribute? Working with the Code * Source Tree: How the code is organized. * Build Instructions: How to build the source tree. * Build System: How the build system works. * Code Conventions: How the code should be written. * Gallio Infrastructure: How the code is built and distributed including information about continuous integration builds. * Gallio SDK: About the Gallio SDK resources for d…

echo_return_codes

2011-03-08T14:55:38-07:00

Echo Return Codes Gallio.Echo can return the following error codes: * 0: Success (the tests ran successfully) * 1: Failure (some tests failed) * 2: Canceled (the tests were canceled) * 3: FatalException (a fatal runtime exception occurred) * 10: InvalidArguments (invalid arguments were supplied on the command line) * 16: NoTests (no tests were found)

gallio

2011-02-16T13:28:33-07:00

The Gallio Automation Platform is an open, extensible, and neutral system for .NET that provides a common object model, runtime services and tools (such as test runners) that may be leveraged by any number of test frameworks. [Gallio] The Gallio platform seeks to facilitate the creation of a rich ecosystem of interoperable testing tools produced by and for the community at large so as to address a far wider range of testing needs than any previous independent testing framework has done before.…

getting_started

2012-04-02T13:56:47-07:00

The following articles explain all what you need to know in order to install Gallio, write your first unit test with the MbUnit testing framework, and run it with Icarus or TestDriven.NET. * Installing Gallio * My First Tests

mbunit

2012-04-02T13:56:17-07:00

MbUnit is a unit testing framework for .Net. [MbUnit] The framework was first created by Jonathan 'Peli' de Halleux as a hobby project while studying for his PhD. Later Peli and Jamie Cansdale added support for MbUnit to Jamie's NUnitAddin which became TestDriven.Net. After Peli's departure to Microsoft in 2005 (working first as a SDET on the CLR and more recently in the Foundations for Software Engineering group in Microsoft Research) the project was opensourced under Andy Stopford.

mbunitcpp

2010-12-05T06:04:08-07:00

MbUnitCpp is a unit testing framework for native unmanaged C++. [MbUnit] FIXME new logo here! MbUnitCpp aims to bring the powerful features of Gallio and MbUnit to the unmanaged C++ world. MbUnitCpp is a port of the popular MbUnit testing framework. It's entirely integrated to the Gallio ecosystem. Thus MbUnitCpp tests might be run within any of the Gallio test runners (Icarus, Echo, etc.)

release_checklist

2011-12-18T08:13:31-07:00

* Update the version info * Upload the bundles (zip, x86, and x64) to google code * Download the bundles and verify that the files are not corrupted/unreadable. * Add the 3 releases on the web site (-> Add Release) * Add the news on the Gallio web site (-> Add News) * Update the RSS feed () * Send a mail to gallio-dev|user and mbunit-dev|user * Update the release notes with the current date (an…

release_notes

2012-02-16T11:10:27-07:00

This page gathers together links to all of the Gallio release notes. It's worth reading these because they sometimes provide examples for using new features that have not yet been documented elsewhere in the wiki. v3.3 * v3.3.2: Soon! Highlights: R#6.1 support, XUnit 1.9, Async tests * v3.3.1: October 14, 2011. Highlights: R#6 support. * v3.3: September 17, 2011. Highlights: VTL-based report formatters, PartCover support, MbUnitCpp

resources

2010-10-11T06:45:26-07:00

This page contains links to Gallio related articles and tools written by others in the community. Feel free to extend this list! Videos * Gallio, a .NET Testing Automation Platform (Jeff Brown, QCon SF 2008) * Advanced Unit Testing with MbUnit v3 (Niklas Dahlman, Øredev 2009)

start

2010-08-13T00:55:16-07:00

Welcome Welcome to the Gallio Wiki! You will find here documentation about Gallio and MbUnit. [Gallio] [MbUnit] Please help fill in this space with documentation, tutorials, tips, and tricks. Regards, The Gallio Team. ---------- -> Getting Started with Gallio/MbUnit.

support

2010-03-06T13:41:42-07:00

Support Mailing Lists User Centric Places to ask questions about how to use Gallio and MbUnit. * gallio-user: Gallio user group. * mbunituser: MbUnit user group. Developer Centric Places to ask questions about how to extend the framework, offer contributions and track progress.

troubleshooting

2010-08-22T07:32:55-07:00

Disabled plugins in the Control Panel Some plugins are only enabled under certain conditions, for example if .NET 4 is installed or if the plugin is hosted by VS. When you look at the list of plugins in the Control Panel these plugins will be disabled with a message like:

wikiusage

2010-03-05T20:15:22-07:00

This wiki is about Gallio and MbUnit. We're still busy filling it out with new content aggregated from the old wiki, the book, and various blog articles. Please feel free to help! * Things to Write About: Topic ideas for things to write about.