I have never done ordered tests as I am of the beleif that it's not good practice. Where I work I am told to do them ,so let's cast aside what's good or bad practice.
I am new to msTests so could you help me here.
I have 10 tests and have to run in a particular order or some of them will fail.
Am I missing the obvious if I have a set of tests that are in order shouldnt those be removed as normal tests only run as ordered test.
How can I make a set of tests only run as ordered tests?
Any suggestions?
We can use the @Order annotation to enforce tests to run in a specific order.
By using grouping. You can create a group of task you want to execute and then make a suite for it and only those test cases will run. 2. By using enable and disable in the test method such that only the test case where enabled = true will execute and the test methods with enabled = false will not.
I too struggled with this one, but then I found the following documentation on MSDN: Ordered Test Overview
Apparently you don't get a list of the tests in the right order in the Test View. Instead the ordered test appears as a single test.
To me this was not a very good news as my tests will be run twice when I choose to "Run All Tests In Solution" (and fail the second time when run in the wrong order), but at least I got an explanation to why it is behaving this way.
In VSTS, whenever you create an ordered test, it actually creates a separate file for that test. So, while executing you need to execute that ordered test file only. It will include all the tests in a particular order & during execution it will run as according to it only.
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