General information on contributing to dotnet projects is in the Contributing Guide. This document contains information about coding styles, source structure, making pull requests, and more.
- Install Visual Studio 2013 Desktop Express with Update 3 or Visual Studio 2015 Community Preview.
- Open a Visual Studio Command Prompt.
- From the root of the repository, type
build
. This will build everything and run the core tests for the project. - Visual Studio Solution (.sln) files exist for related groups of libraries. These can be loaded in Visual Studio and run builds from within Visual Studio.
- By default, the core tests are run as part of the build. A test report for the build will be output on the console at the end of a successful build.
- To view and run the tests for a solution in Visual Studio you need to install xUnit.net runner for Visual Studio.
- In Visual Studio under
Tools->Extensions and Updates
, selectOnline
on the left side and search forxUnit
. Download the xUnit.net runner for Visual Studio. - After downloading and restarting Visual Studio and building the test assemblies, the tests should start to show up in Test Explorer.
- In Visual Studio under