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Whenever I run unit tests, Visual Studio builds to make dlls and exes even when I modified nothing in code.
How can I make so that Visual Studio doesn't build when I didn't make any changes before running the unit tests?
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Avoid Test Interdependence You, therefore, cannot count on the test suite or the class that you're testing to maintain state in between tests. But that won't always make itself obvious to you. If you have two tests, for instance, the test runner may happen to execute them in the same order each time.
I have found the solution to this issue. To stop the run after cancel is pressed, just set the 'Terminate process on cancel' option to True.
It often makes sense to write the test first and then write as much code as needed to allow the test to pass. Doing this moves towards a practice known as Test-Driven Development (TDD). Bluefruit uses a lot of TDD because it helps us to build the right product without waste and redundancies.
Open the Tools -> Options... menu item, expand the Projects and Solutions node, click on Build and Run, and in the On Run, ... dropdown, select Never Build.
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