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    Getting Started - Unit Testing with MSTest
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    To effectively unit test assemblies that have Loupe integrated you'll want to set up a special Assembly Initialize class to handle configuring, starting, and stopping the Loupe Agent.  You can use the sample below and modify the product name to fit your scenario. 

    MSTest Assembly Initialize Class Example
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    using Gibraltar.Agent;
    using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
    
    namespace UnitTestSample
    {
        /// 
        /// Our initialization class - used at the start and end of all unit tests
        ///
        [TestClass] //you have to label the class with this or it is never scanned for methods
        public class AssemblyInitialize
        {
            /// 
            /// Our one-time initialization method called at the very start of running unit tests in this assembly
            ///
            ///
            [AssemblyInitialize]
            public static void Initialize(TestContext context)
            {
                Log.Initializing += OnLogInitializing;
                Log.StartSession("Starting unit tests");
            }
    
            private static void OnLogInitializing(object sender, LogInitializingEventArgs e)
            {
                e.Configuration.Publisher.ProductName = "Your Product";
                e.Configuration.Publisher.ApplicationName = "Unit Tests";
                e.Configuration.Publisher.ApplicationType = ApplicationType.Console;
            }
    
            /// 
            /// Our one-time cleanup method called at the very end of running unit tests in this assembly
            ///
            [AssemblyCleanup]
            public static void Cleanup()
            {
                Log.EndSession("Unit tests ending");
            }
        }
    }
    

     

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