Running Unit Tests Using Post Build Events in Visual Studio

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Running Unit Tests Using Post Build Events in Visual Studio

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I just published a new article on www.gridviewguy.com which explains how to run unit tests using the Post-Build option in Visual Studio. You can check out the article using the link below:

Using Post-Build Event to Execute Unit Tests

Posted on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 7:19 AM | Back to top