How to enable Unit Tests runner's logging Follow
Note: It is all about Classic projects, not .NET Core ones
- Run JetBrains Rider in Internal mode as described here;
- Go to File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | UnitTesting | Test Runner | Set "Logging Level" to TRACE | Save;
- Open Help | Diagnostic Tools | Special files and folders;
- Find a path for "R# Temp Logs" property;
- Open the path in a File Explorer on your OS;
- "TestRunner-{timestamp}.log" file will be created there after using Unit Tests runner.
Hint: Don't forget to untick "Enable Logging" checkbox when you don't need it anymore, since gathering log files might affect the performance and free disk space.
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Hello...
I just want to point out this information is outdated or wrong.
There is not such a "Enable logging" checkbox in my File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | UnitTesting window. (Ubuntu).
Hello, Jose!
You should enable "Internal Mode" first (step 1), and then "Enable logging" checkbox will appear.
Even in Internal Mode, I do not have an 'Enable logging' checkbox in File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Unit Testing. (Rider 2018.3.1, Windows)
@Seb, it has been moved to File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Unit Testing | Test Runner page, I will update the article. Thanks for the comment and apologies for the inconvenience.
Is this functionality gone from the current (2019.2.2) version again?
There is no such thing (even in internal mode) in version: 2019.3 on Windows (Build #RD-193.5233.171, built on December 10, 2019).
Please fix this, logs from unit tests help figuring things out.