Re: Addin Error Reporting Issue

"Daniel M. Pomerantz" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.dotnet.nunit.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Charlie,

I have a quick side question about something you said down below:

Charlie Poole wrote:
> Generally, if you want it to be non-runnable (yellow)
> do it at load time and if you want it to fail (red)
> do it at run time

I asked this several weeks ago and never saw and answer.  NUnit 
currently supports the attributes [Ignore] and [Explicit].  The only 
difference I have seen thus far is that [Explicit] allows you to run a 
test if you choose to do so (It goes from Yellow to Red or Green), 
without removing the attribute, and [Ignore] does not.  What is the 
reason for having both?  Is there a reason why [Ignore] shouldn't be 
either depricated or turned into an alias of [Explicit]?  At the very 
least, for 3.0?

Thanks,

dmp


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