Guides to using the Visual Studio extension component of SentryOne Test.
Guides for using the available Actions in SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension.
Guides to using the available Asserts in SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension.
Guides for using the available Assets in SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension.
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SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Wizards
Guide to creating tests with the wizards in the SentryOne Test Visual Studio extension, including data validation, interactive comparison, extract query from trace, and execute report wizard.
SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Recipes
SentryOne Test recipes in Visual Studio include data profile validation, dimension validation, range check, row count comparison, standard deviation, text format validation, & uniqueness.
SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Filtering
How to use filters in the SentryOne Test Visual Studio extension, including filter expressions and static value formatting.
SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Using Parameters
How to use parameters in SentryOne Test as well as settings files, global parameters, parameter replacement, and formatting. A walk-through tutorial is provided.
SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Data-Driven Testing
How to configure data-driven testing in the SentryOne Test Visual Studio extension, differences between data driven testing in MS Test and NUnit, and their framework considerations.
Integrating SentryOne Test with the Remote Agent
How to integrate the SentryOne Test Visual Studio extension with the remote agent. Includes topics on connecting to a server, publishing results, publishing test assemblies, and using annotations.
SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Custom Assemblies
How to create custom assemblies and use C# to add additional logic to your tests outside of what is offered in the asserts from SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension.
SentryOne Test Visual Studio Extension Troubleshooting
How to troubleshoot issues in the SentryOne Test Visual Studio extension, including files showing as XML, mixed mode assembly error, adding a NuGet package reference, custom assemblies, and more.