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top-projects is a Go library. top-projects has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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ReactJS App Does not return the correct page

Why Test Explorer doesn't see my NUnit tests for ASP.NET Core MVC?

QUESTION

ReactJS App Does not return the correct page

Asked 2018-Dec-29 at 05:27

So I am new to ReactJS and is trying to figure it things how to have an app with a different header for the login page and then another header once the user was logged in.

I only want to have the very first page to have the LoginHeader and then the PostHeader as the main header once they get authenticated.

However, when I am on the my login page, whenever I click the sign in button I automatically get taken to my PostHeader page even though I routed my correct link. Everything in the PostHeader works fine, like when I click Home and Create they return the pages they are supposed.

My code is down below

index.js

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Dec-29 at 05:27

That's because in your Header.js, you are only rendering the LoginHeader if you are in the root route.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53966892

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Why Test Explorer doesn't see my NUnit tests for ASP.NET Core MVC?

Asked 2017-May-16 at 11:21

Visual Studio 2017, .Net CoreApp 1.1 (the target framework)

I need to write NUnit tests for my ASP.NET Core MVC web-application. I often used NUnit for my desktop-projects which were build on the base of .NET Framework 3.5-4.6.1.

I haven't the problem with xunit but I would like to use nunit.

Here I saw that at the current case I am to include such NuGet-packages:

dotnet-test-nunit
NUnit

But Test Explorer doesn't see my tests:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-May-16 at 11:21

When .NET Core switched from the project.json format to the csproj format, it dropped support for the original .NET Core test adapter API, so the dotnet-test-nunit adapter no longer works with Visual Studio 2017 or the new .NET Core command line tools.

The new csproj format uses the old Visual Studio test adapter API, so the NUnit team needed to update that test adapter to support .NET Core. That work is nearly done in two PR's, one for the Visual Studio adapter and one for the NUnit Engine.

Once those two pull requests are merged, I will be creating an alpha release of the updated adapter, hopefully next week. Once I do so, I will update my blog with the new way to setup unit tests for .NET Core. In the meantime, you could make your unit tests self-executing using NUnitLite.

Sorry for the inconvenience, it took us longer than expected for the port to .NET Core.

Update: I have released an update to the NUnit Visual Studio Adapter that supports .NET Core. For information on how to use it, see Testing .NET Core with NUnit in Visual Studio 2017

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43494462

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