Re: NUnit 2.5: What's In It Now

Hi Gary,
 
Regarding Asserts continuing...


Yep, that's what I took Charlie to be suggesting. I think for data-driven
driven tests this is good for now, but as Charlie says, we could perhaps use
Assert.Warn(), or as Jeff Brown suggests, could put this into a separate
context (in an Assert.Multiple() block)
 
I was thinking of Assert having more than just failures. Right now it has
Assert.Ignore and Assert.Pass a well.
 
However, all three of these terminate the test, so it may not be such a good
idea to put Warn under the
same heading, unless it is also going to terminate the test. We could have a
different class that issues
interim results and messages but continues. That might be clearer to
everyone.
 
Charlie

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