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Can I force the NUnit GUI to enter the Visual Studio debugger in a break / fail point test?

When using the NUnit GUI to run unit tests, is there a way:

  • Set breakpoints inside tests,
  • or a break in the Visual Studio "Just-in-Time" debugger after a test failure?
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Your first requirement is very simple. Attach the VS debugger to the NUnit GUI ( Tools-> Attach to Process ) and set breakpoints accordingly. When tests are run with the debugger attached, breakpoints will be deleted.

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If you attach the Visual Studio debugger to the nunit process and run your test in nunit, then breakpoints in Visual Studio will be used.

I do not know how this can be done if the test fails.

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In addition to connecting to the NUnit process, you can temporarily add

Debugger.Launch()

either in SetUpFixture or TestFixtureSetUp or even in an attempt to catch where the expected exception is caught.

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