Is there any way to make pex work when the classes under test are internal? how about sealed classes?
I mean after all this type of tool is really good for API testing, you are likely to want to keep stuff at least internal sometimes.
Thanks
Is there any way to make pex work when the classes under test are internal? how about sealed classes?
I mean after all this type of tool is really good for API testing, you are likely to want to keep stuff at least internal sometimes.
Thanks
Give the test assembly internal visibility through the InternalsVisibleToAttribute
. Pex will then be able to see internal types and test them.
HI there i noticed that when I generate a pex test solution the default encoding of the files is UCS-2 Little Endian, this is not really cool, because all the rest of the files are normally encoded ...
Is there any way to make pex work when the classes under test are internal? how about sealed classes? I mean after all this type of tool is really good for API testing, you are likely to want to keep ...
Hi there: I was looking at a few videos, etc and I just cant help but wonder why Pex usage seems to be so low? Are there any problems that are not obvious, or is it just a licence issue?
Yes, it is possible to generate tests on boundary values for functions like "Sum" or "Divide". Pex is a good tool here. But more often we create tests on business behaviour. Let s consider example ...
I am trying to get Pex to work with linq in my project. I got this explanation on what I need to do: In order for Pex to support Linq, make sure you add a reference to Microsoft.Pex.Linq.dll and add ...