General

ReSharper options: Tools | Unit Testing | General

On this page of ReSharper options, you can adjust general settings that apply to all unit testing features.


Default platform architecture	This selector allows choosing a platform to run unit tests on.
Default .NET Framework version	This selector allows setting .NET version to use when running unit tests.
Run up to [x] test runners in parallel	Use this selector to set the maximum number of assemblies to be tested concurrently in parallel threads. Fore each assembly, ReSharper will launch a separate test runner.
Skip tests from categories	Type names of test categories to be excluded from the run, separated by a comma. The tests associated with the category that you specified are ignored. For XUnit tests, where there is no special attribute for categories, list the ignored categories as follows: For attributes like [Trait("One", "Two")], add `One [Two]` in the settings field. If the first argument of the attribute is Category, for example [Trait("Category", "Three")], then you can add it as `Three` in the settings field. For more information, see Test categories
Run tests from:	Choose Project output folder to run compiled tests from the default location. When assemblies are placed in the default project location, test files are retrieved from the same location. Choose Specified folder to run tests using a post-build step, so the tests are run from the particular folder. Enter the desired path in the field, or click Browse to find and set the desired location.

Unit Test Sessions


Save and restore Unit Test Sessions	Select this checkbox to allow ReSharper to restore unit test sessions when you close and reopen Visual Studio.
Activate Unit Test Session window when tun starts	Select this checkbox if you want Unit Test Sessions window to open each time you run unit tests.
Show log entries with severity	This selector lets you specify which log entries should appear in the execution log in the Unit Test Sessions window.
When grading tests by duration use the following values	Minutes, seconds, and milliseconds `MM:SS.MS`

Unit Test Output


Wrap long lines in Unit Test Session output	Defines how to display long lines in the Output tab in the Unit Test Sessions window. If this checkbox is selected, long lines are wrapped.
Limit auto-loaded output to:	Defines how to many lines should be displayed in the Output tab in the Unit Test Sessions window.

Last modified: 21 July 2022