How do I write additional test information on the screen during testing?

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How do I write additional test information on the screen during testing?

I want to output some additional information about a test run that I can quickly visualize. This does not affect the test result.

I'm familiar with Assert.Inconclusive(String)

but I want the test to pass / endure myself.

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Anthony mastrean May 19 '09 at 13:45

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In my opinion, you should use Trace.Write () to print info messages before calling Assert methods. It's really a matter of preference, but Trace.Write () seems to be the tool for the job.

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Tim hoolihan May 19 '09 at 14:01

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user128300 · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-30T17:13:30+0000

You can also use TestContext.WriteLine()

to record dry run information.

This information will appear in the Additional Information heading in the test run results window.

How do I write additional test information on the screen during testing?

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