How to run F# Silverlight Library project holding xUnit.net Contrib based unit tests?

I've used lighthouse sucessfully in the past, but I don't know if it works with xUnit I used it with mstest. Currently working with AGUnit which is statlight based resharper plugin combined with nunit, though it has difficulty with dll only silverlight projects--they work if you make it into a xap file.

Thanks for the tips -- I'm having trouble out of the gate with lighthouse but I'm going to keep working on it. If needed, I may be able to do some trickery to run my tests as NUnit tests, but probably not MSTest since it doesn't support module functions as test methods I believe (and I have ~450 tests which wouldn't be practical or desirable to convert). Any thoughts on my "Update 2"?

– Stephen Swensen Aug 14 at 5:17 In regards to update 2, I'm skeptical on the cheating, it seems to me that test driven shouldn't be running silverlight tests if that's not a feature, and if it is it's not running them against the silverlight base libraries. Also my unit tests with the member syntax, I didn't even think about the let syntax, that could be the problem with statlight that you are having it's reflection to find the test probably isn't matching up with what the F# compilier is making with let. – jbtule Aug 14 at 5:47 Fair enough, I'm going to keep trying for a "legit" solution.

I do think it is running against the Silverlight base libraries but not against the Silverlight runtime which I imagine could have different characteristics and not just be a matter of binary compatibility. – Stephen Swensen Aug 14 at 5:57 FYI - you were definitely right that the cheat approach was not sufficient, with my Update 4 working hack I've already seen Silverlight specific failures which I did not see with the cheat. – Stephen Swensen Aug 14 at 21:56 fyi Unquote support for Silverlight 4 is now complete and available from download via NuGet and the project's Download page.

See code.google. Com/p/unquote/wiki/… for info. Note that both the standard .

NET 4.0 build and the Silverlight 4 build are packaged in the same NuGet package. – Stephen Swensen Aug 147 at 22:02.

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