AutoCleaner
Metadata
| Authors | Wojciech Kotlarski |
|---|---|
| Copyrights | Copyright © Wojciech Kotlarski 2015 |
| Description | Automated Cleaning Tool, allowing to reduce manual cleanup code in SetUp / TearDown methods used in test projects. |
| Language | en-US |
| LicenseUrl | http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause |
| Owners | Wojciech Kotlarski |
| ProjectUrl | https://github.com/Suremaker/AutoCleaner |
| ReleaseNotes | Introduced StateCleaner allowing to reset instance state. |
| RequireLicenseAcceptance | False |
| Summary | Automated Cleaning Tool |
| Tags | unit testing auto cleanup nunit mstest vstest mbunit |
| Title | AutoCleaner |
| PackageSize | 18590 |
| PackageHashAlgorithm | SHA512 |
| PackageHash | YjJIXxNRT1pDIy2CMJtREX4RrxUf+rh8rwoS0BfKP64XaauRqTmzZoYVt7IVZ3FrDplQqusGvNs7dIUhYzYsKA== |
| DownloadCount | 000000 |
| CreatedDate | 2015-04-03T22:33:39 |
Access
You can access data for this project using the tools and addresses described below.
NuGet (nuget.exe)
- Installing the package (HTTP Basic authentication):
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nuget install AutoCleaner -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Installing the package (pre-authenticated):
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nuget install AutoCleaner -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
NuGet (Package Manager Console)
- Installing the package (search all configured feeds):
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Install-Package AutoCleaner
- Installing the package (HTTP Basic authentication):
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Install-Package AutoCleaner -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Installing the package (pre-authenticated):
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Install-Package AutoCleaner -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Uinstalling the package:
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Uninstall-Package AutoCleaner
OpenWrap
- Installing the package:
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o add-wrap AutoCleaner
- Uninstalling the package:
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o remove-wrap AutoCleaner
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