New Location for ReSharper Shortcut for Context-Sensitive Unit-Test Running

Posted by Sharon Cichelli on June 13, 2012

If you liked my tip for mapping a keyboard shortcut to the ReSharper Shortcut for Context-Sensitive Unit-Test Running, you’ll want to know that the name of that command is different in ReSharper 6. The context-sensitive test runner command is:

ReSharper.ReSharper_ReSharper_UnitTest_RunContext

See also: http://blogs.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2011/06/resharper-60-release-candidate/#comment-331090

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I am a Headspring Senior Consultant, developing custom enterprise software for our clients and leading training classes on the latest Microsoft technologies. I blog about .NET development, best practices in agile software development, and my nerdy hobbies.
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  • Bob

    Isn’t that automatically set by default to ctrl-t ctrl-r in resharper 6?

    • Anonymous

      Mine seems to be Ctrl-T, R, but yeah, it is automatically mapped. 

      So, taking Bob’s point, now you know the name of the command to go look and see what yours is set to (and change it if you want).