This question is about the unit testing framework xUnit.net.

I need to run some code before any test is executed, and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there should be some kind of attribute or marker interface to indicate the global initialization and termination code, but couldn't find them.

Alternatively, if I invoke xUnit programmatically, I can also achieve what I want with the following code:

static void Main() { try { MyGlobalSetup(); RunAllTests(); // What goes into this method? } finally { MyGlobalTeardown(); } } 

Can anyone provide me a hint about how to declaratively or programmatically run some global setup/teardown code?

This question is about the unit testing framework xUnit.net.

I need to run some code before any test is executed, and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there should be some kind of attribute or marker interface to indicate the global initialization and termination code, but couldn't find them.

Alternatively, if I invoke xUnit programmatically, I can also achieve what I want with the following code:

static void Main() { try { MyGlobalSetup(); RunAllTests(); // What goes into this method? } finally { MyGlobalTeardown(); } } 

Can anyone provide me a hint about how to declaratively or programmatically run some global setup/teardown code?

This question is about the unit testing framework xUnit.net.

I need to run some code before any test is executed, and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there should be some kind of attribute or marker interface to indicate the global initialization and termination code, but couldn't find them.

Alternatively, if I invoke xUnit programmatically, I can also achieve what I want with the following code:

static void Main() { try { MyGlobalSetup(); RunAllTests(); // What goes into this method? } finally { MyGlobalTeardown(); } } 

Can anyone provide me a hint about how to declaratively or programmatically run some global setup/teardown code?

Thanks.

This question is about the unit testing framework xUnit.net.

I need to run some code before any test is executed, and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there should be some kind of attribute or marker interface to indicate the global initialization and termination code, but couldn't find them.

Alternatively, if I invoke xUnit programmatically, I can also achieve what I want with the following code:

static void Main() { try { MyGlobalSetup(); RunAllTests(); // What goes into this method? } finally { MyGlobalTeardown(); } } 

Can anyone provide me a hint about how to declaratively or programmatically run some global setup/teardown code?

This question is about test framework xUnit / C#

I need to run some code before any test is executed and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there must be some attributes or marker interface to indicate the global initialization and termination code but couldn't find them.

Alternatively, if I can invoke xUnit programmatically, I can also achieve what I want to do by the following code:

... Main(string[] args) { try { MyGlobalSetup(); RunAllTests(); // What goes into this method? } finally { MyGlobalTeardown(); } } 

Can anyone provide me some hint about how to declaratively or programmally run some global setup/teardown code?

Thanks

This question is about the unit testing framework xUnit.net.

I need to run some code before any test is executed, and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there should be some kind of attribute or marker interface to indicate the global initialization and termination code, but couldn't find them.

Alternatively, if I invoke xUnit programmatically, I can also achieve what I want with the following code:

static void Main()  {   try  {   MyGlobalSetup();   RunAllTests(); // What goes into this method?   }   finally  {   MyGlobalTeardown();   } } 

Can anyone provide me a hint about how to declaratively or programmatically run some global setup/teardown code?

Thanks.