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Mighty Moose (Continuous tests) is a continuous testing tool for the .Net framework.

Definition:

The Official Documentation describes Mighty Moose (ContinuousTests) as:

ContinuousTests is a continuous testing tool for the .Net and Mono platform. It helps you with the way you do TDD by taking care of all compiling and testing in the background to help you work more efficiently. It also figures out exactly which tests to run, based on the changes you just made. So, instead of running all tests, it will only run those affected by your changes.

In addition to making sure your work flow is optimized it can generate graphs visualizing the relation between a piece of code and the tests run on it, annotation inside your code showing risk you are taking changing this piece of code, and more.

Prerequisites:

  • MS .Net / Mono
  • Visual Studio 2010 SDK (Windows)
  • Ruby (for version change script)

Important Links:

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How to enable mighty moose (continuoustests) in visual studio 2013?

The question pretty much tells it all. Continoustests comes as a windows installer (http://continuoustests.com/download.html), so the trick described here doesn't work.
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ContinuousTest / Moose : Here Be Dragons and general overlay questions

Has anyone ever come across the Here Be Dragons warning in Mighty Moose / ContinuousTests? This was placed beside a private method, probably because it's private and thus not easily testable - you might need magic armor to get this tested. Anyway,…
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VS 2012 not opening .cs file

I recently installed Mighty Moose(Continuous Tests) and ever since it seems to have stopped from being able to open .cs files in VS. I've uninstalled MM but I am still having this issue. I've also resent my settings in VS with no luck. Any…
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