I can add an attribute on a test to ignore it
[Test]
[Ignore("Foo Bar")]
Is there anyway to ignore all tests in a file (at the TestFixture level) ?
By not applying the attribute you're ignoring the fact that there are test methods within this class that aren't being tested for a reason. You should use [TestFixture, Ignore("reason")] to supply the output of the test results with a reason why they're ignored. Deleting/removing it is obfuscating the reason altogether when it probably makes sense to convey this to other developers.
Chris Missal
2009-08-04 05:49:38
+1 @Chris...Ignore attribute conveys purpose much more clearly.
KG
2010-06-16 17:54:53
+1
A:
Removing the [TestFixture] attribute from the class seems like it would work.
Jason Punyon
2009-03-30 18:56:58
+1
A:
You can make the whole TestFixture "on-demand" by using the [Explicit] attribute. Then it's there when you want it, but only when you explicitly click on it.
jcollum
2009-05-13 00:33:47
+3
A:
As suggested, the [Explicit] attribute works well. You can also simply place the [Ignore()] attribute under the [TestFixture] attribute, as shown in the documentation:
http://www.nunit.org/index.php?p=ignore&r=2.5
Use [Ignore()] if you want the test to be flagged as ignored (and therefore you get the yellow bar if all other tests pass). Use [Explicit] if you want the test to be completely discounted (and therefore you get the green bar if all other tests pass).
Thorin
2009-07-20 17:22:02