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README

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Pester Test Adapter for Visual Studio Code

⚠️ This extension is now deprecated in favor of the extension provided by the Pester team: https://github.com/pester/vscode-adapter ⚠️

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This repository contains a Pester implementation of a TestAdapter extension that works with the Test Explorer extension for Visual Studio Code.

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It currently supports running and debugging Pester tests as the workspace, file, Describe, or It level!

It leverages the PowerShell extension for VS Code to run and debug.

Local development

  • install the Test Explorer extension
  • fork and clone this repository and open it in VS Code
  • run npm install
  • run npm run watch or start the watch Task in VS Code
  • start the debugger

You should now see a second VS Code window, the Extension Development Host. Open a folder in this window and click the "Test" icon in the Activity bar. Now you should see the test suite in the side panel: