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Updated Release: 1.1 (Aug 21, 2011)

richard_szalay — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 19:56:49 GMT

Change Log

BREAKING CHANGE Test task name is now "Test" (was "RunUnitTests")
Windows Phone 7.1 (Mango) support
Fixed display bug for ExpectedException tests

Installation

Using NuGet, install "WP7-CI" to the Windows Phone Silverlight Application that is being used for unit tests (create one if you haven't already).

NOTE: The package will change the startup page to "TestsPage.xaml", but you can revert it to "MainPage.xaml" by editing Properties/WMAppManifest.xaml. You can then delete the TestsPage.xaml file.

Manual Installation

Don't have NuGet?

Create a Windows Phone Silverlight Application for your tests if you haven't already
Download the manual installation archive and extract it to a folder called "WP7-CI" under your application project folder.
Add a reference to Microsoft.Silverlight.Testing.dll and Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.UnitTesting.Silverlight.dll in lib/sl3-wp. Remove any references to previous versions of these assemblies.
Manually edit your project file (csproj/vbproj) and place the following before the </Project> at the end of the file:

<Import Project="WP7-CI\tools\WP7CI.targets" />

Also, as is required by the standard testing framework, the following code should be placed in the Loaded event of your startup page:

var testPage = UnitTestSystem.CreateTestPage() as IMobileTestPage;

BackKeyPress += (x, xe) => xe.Cancel = testPage.NavigateBack();
(Application.Current.RootVisual as PhoneApplicationFrame).Content = testPage;

Released: 1.1 (Aug 21, 2011)

Sun, 21 Aug 2011 19:56:49 GMT

Change Log

BREAKING CHANGE Test task name is now "Test" (was "RunUnitTests")
Windows Phone 7.1 (Mango) support
Fixed display bug for ExpectedException tests

Installation

Manual Installation

Don't have NuGet?

Create a Windows Phone Silverlight Application for your tests if you haven't already
Download the manual installation archive and extract it to a folder called "WP7-CI" under your application project folder.
Add a reference to Microsoft.Silverlight.Testing.dll and Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.UnitTesting.Silverlight.dll in lib/sl3-wp. Remove any references to previous versions of these assemblies.
Manually edit your project file (csproj/vbproj) and place the following before the </Project> at the end of the file:

<Import Project="WP7-CI\tools\WP7CI.targets" />

Also, as is required by the standard testing framework, the following code should be placed in the Loaded event of your startup page:

var testPage = UnitTestSystem.CreateTestPage() as IMobileTestPage;

BackKeyPress += (x, xe) => xe.Cancel = testPage.NavigateBack();
(Application.Current.RootVisual as PhoneApplicationFrame).Content = testPage;

Updated Release: 1.1 (Aug 21, 2011)

richard_szalay — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 19:50:32 GMT

Change Log

BREAKING CHANGE Test task name is now "Test" (was "RunUnitTests")
Windows Phone 7.1 (Mango) support
Fixed display bug for ExpectedException tests

Installation

Manual Installation

Don't have NuGet?

Create a Windows Phone Silverlight Application for your tests if you haven't already
Download the manual installation archive and extract it to a folder called "WP7-CI" under your application project folder.
Manually edit your project file (csproj/vbproj) and place the following before the </Project> at the end of the file:

<Import Project="WP7-CI\tools\WP7CI.targets" />

Also, as is required by the standard testing framework, the following code should be placed in the Loaded event of your startup page:

var testPage = UnitTestSystem.CreateTestPage() as IMobileTestPage;

BackKeyPress += (x, xe) => xe.Cancel = testPage.NavigateBack();
(Application.Current.RootVisual as PhoneApplicationFrame).Content = testPage;

Updated Release: 1.1 (Aug 21, 2011)

richard_szalay — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 19:46:58 GMT

Change Log

BREAKING CHANGE Test task name is now "Test" (was "RunUnitTests")
Windows Phone 7.1 (Mango) support
Fixed display bug for ExpectedException tests

Installation

Manual Installation

Don't have NuGet?

Create a Windows Phone Silverlight Application for your tests if you haven't already
Download the manual installation archive and extract it to a folder called "WP7-CI" under your application project folder.
Manually edit your project file (csproj/vbproj) and place the following before the </Project> at the end of the file:

<Import Project="WP7-CI\tools\WP7CI.targets" />

Also, as is required by the standard testing framework, the following code should be placed in the Loaded event of your startup page:

var testPage = UnitTestSystem.CreateTestPage() as IMobileTestPage;

BackKeyPress += (x, xe) => xe.Cancel = testPage.NavigateBack();
(Application.Current.RootVisual as PhoneApplicationFrame).Content = testPage;

Updated Release: 1.1 (Aug 21, 2011)

richard_szalay — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 19:45:17 GMT

Change Log

BREAKING CHANGE Test task name is now "Test" (was "RunUnitTests")
Windows Phone 7.1 (Mango) support
Fixed display bug for ExpectedException tests

Installation

Using NuGet:http://nuget.org/, install "WP7-CI" to the Windows Phone Silverlight Application that is being used for unit tests (create one if you haven't already).

NOTE: The package will change the startup page to "TestsPage.xaml", but you can revert it to "MainPage.xaml" by editing Properties/WMAppManifest.xaml. You can then delete the TestsPage.xaml file.

Manual Installation

Don't have NuGet?

Create a Windows Phone Silverlight Application for your tests if you haven't already
Download the manual installation archive and extract it to a folder called "WP7-CI" under your application project folder.
Manually edit your project file (csproj/vbproj) and place the following before the </Project> at the end of the file:

<Import Project="WP7-CI\tools\WP7CI.targets" />

Also, as is required by the standard testing framework, the following code should be placed in the Loaded event of your startup page:

var testPage = UnitTestSystem.CreateTestPage() as IMobileTestPage;

BackKeyPress += (x, xe) => xe.Cancel = testPage.NavigateBack();
(Application.Current.RootVisual as PhoneApplicationFrame).Content = testPage;

Created Release: 1.1 (Aug 21, 2011)

richard_szalay — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 19:45:06 GMT

Change Log

BREAKING CHANGE Test task name is now "Test" (was "RunUnitTests")
Windows Phone 7.1 (Mango) support
Fixed display bug for ExpectedException tests

Installation

Manual Installation

Don't have NuGet?

Create a Windows Phone Silverlight Application for your tests if you haven't already
Download the manual installation archive and extract it to a folder called "WP7-CI" under your application project folder.
Manually edit your project file (csproj/vbproj) and place the following before the </Project> at the end of the file:

<Import Project="WP7-CI\tools\WP7CI.targets" />

Also, as is required by the standard testing framework, the following code should be placed in the Loaded event of your startup page:

var testPage = UnitTestSystem.CreateTestPage() as IMobileTestPage;

BackKeyPress += (x, xe) => xe.Cancel = testPage.NavigateBack();
(Application.Current.RootVisual as PhoneApplicationFrame).Content = testPage;