How do I include a file needed to perform a test in the context of running Live Unit Testing

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Good afternoon to you all.

My unit tests depend on a configuration file to pass. However, when tests run through Live Unit Testing (LUT) they fail by not finding such a file.

Currently the ULT runs within [...]\.vs\[solução]\lut\0\t\[projeto]\Debug\netcoreapp2.0. No use throwing the file in this folder because it disappears every time the LUT runs.

So, how do I include a file needed to perform a test in the context of running Live Unit Testing?

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    Dude, I remember that in the file properties you select what should happen to it in the build process. It has a shape that makes it stay in the bin folder. It helps you?

  • Ok, it worked! You’re talking about the "Copy to output directory". I had tested it before but I shouldn’t have given time for the copy to be done. Thanks!

  • Imagine... I’m glad it worked!

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Diegosantos brought light to the problem. Just change the "Copy to Output Directory" property of the file to "Copy Aways".

Valeu Diego!

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