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5 Responses to “Visual Assert hits RTM, now available for free”

1. 1 Dave February 2, 2010 at 10:50 pm

   I just installed Visual Assert. It looks great so far. I love the integration with Visual Studio. This will be one of my first attempts at TDD so I will keep you posted on how Visual Assert works out.

   Thanks so far for the excellent product!

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2. 2 Joseph Hatfield March 16, 2010 at 2:15 pm

   I’m very pleased with Visual Assert; the integration with Visual Studio is makes creating and running tests so much easier than before.

   Do you have an example test that uses a COM object? All of my tests result in memory leaks on exit, even when explicit Release() calls and even in the simplest of cases.

   Thanks

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3. 3 rride April 5, 2010 at 8:02 am

   Hi,

   we’ve started to use Visual Assert in our project, because it provides really simple ways of using TDD in a development process. Though I found a bug and don’t where to submit it but here.

   First of all, I failed to integrate Visual Assert directly into an existing project. After adding a test fixture and complete rebuild, Test Explorer haven’t shown any runnable tests. I have made several attempts of clean-up-and-rebuild and adding new tests but nothing helped. I’ve by-passed the problem by creating a separate test project and moving all the tests into it.

   Second, I’ve started a clean project(main) and an additional test project. All tests were successfully displayed and run. Later I’ve added a couple more projects to the solution. Everything was ok until I’ve removed those secondary projects from the solution: Visual Assert has rejected to display any tests present in the original project.

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4. 4 jpassing April 8, 2010 at 6:41 pm

   rride, I’ll contact you via email to discuss this issue. Btw, there is a feedback form on the website, you can find it here: https://cfix.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPublicEdit&ixArea=16.

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5. 5 Christian McArdle April 13, 2010 at 12:55 pm

   OK, so Visual Studio 2010 RTM has hit the streets. When do you expect to release a compatible version?

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