visual studio - Embed VSTS unit tests in standalone application -


The visual studio has so-called 'test views' that provides an overview of all the unit tests within the current solution / project. .

I am surprised that it is possible to embed this view in a standalone application. The idea is a standalone application that lets you run a special integration test on a staging system.

Any thoughts?

This view is part of Visual Studio even if you want to ask It is unlikely to be legal because it is part of a licensed product.

For such scenarios, you would be better off with an open source unit test framework, or where reuse is very much open.


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