"TestDriven.NET" has a great feature called "test with debugger". Is there anything like this in ReSharper?
Tried googling this, but can't find anything.
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If you mean, can you run a test in debug with breakpoints then yes you can do that in ReSharper.
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/features/unit_testing.html
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Alex from Jitbit
No, I don't mean "running a test". I mean - right-click some random code and selecting "run in debugger". Without any test-frameworks installed.
ReSharper does not have this exact feature. You have to stick with TestDriven.NET for this feature. Or better add full-blown tests to your project, and then you'll be able to run them in debugger (via ReSharper).
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Just wanted to add, that in VS2012 there's now a built-in feature "Debug selected test". It does exactly the same.
PS. Actually, I (personally found that vs2012 is so good it almost doesn't need Resharper or Productivity-Power-Tools... It's quite good out of the box.. Sorry, just a personal opinion.
