How can I have one TestCleanup() for all test classes?

Question

How can I have one TestCleanup() for all my test classes? I have a test class for each class and have ended up with many test classes as result. I want to print to the output screen a dump of a static message log class.

        [TestCleanup()]
        public void MyTestCleanup()
        {
            Globals.MessageManager.Messages.ForEach(x => System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLineIf(x.Severity != Globals.Severity.Critical,
                x.ErrorCode.ToString() + " --- " + x.Severity.ToString() + "    " + x.Text, "ErrorMessages"));
        }

Thanks

Answer 1

Hello,

Sorry I am not able to understand 'How can I have one TestCleanup() for all my test classes? I have a test class for each class and have ended up with many test classes as result.', could you please offer more detailed information?

Usually method marked with [TestCleanup()] is executed after each single test has run while method marked with [ClassCleanup()] is executed after all the tests have run. In addition, normally all the unit tests are organized in one single class.

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