Working with unit tests in current document
Discover tests in the current document
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If a unit test is included in several unit test sessions, its execution status icon corresponds to the result from the test session where it was last executed.
| The method is a unit test and you can run and debug it. |
| The class is a unit test class and you can run and debug containing tests. |
| The unit test has passed during the last execution. |
| Tests in the unit test class have passed during the last execution. |
| The unit test has failed during the last execution. |
| At least one test in the unit test class has failed during the last execution. |
| The unit test was ignored during the last execution. |
| All tests in the unit test class were ignored during the last execution. |
.png "Passed"){kind=icon}
.png "Passed"){kind=icon}
.png "Failed"){kind=icon}
.png "Failed"){kind=icon}
Run, debug, or cover tests in the current document
To run, debug, or cover a single test or all tests in a test class, click the action indicator next to it or set the caret at the test /test class and press Alt+Enter. In the action list, choose Run/Debug or Cover for a test or Run All/Debug All or Cover All for a test class.
Alternatively, you can use the Run Unit Tests
Ctrl+U, R/ Debug Unit Tests 
Ctrl+U, D or Cover Unit Tests .png "Cover Unit Tests")
commands, which are also available in the main menu ( ) and in the context menu. These commands work differently depending on the caret position or selection in the editor:To run, debug, or cover a single test or all tests in a test class, set the caret at the test/test class name, or anywhere inside its declaration in the editor .
To run several tests, select the desired tests in the editor .
To run all tests in the current file, either select all or set the caret outside test classes.