Under the Lab, it states that you can run the command TestReturnsOneMovie from within Visual Studio. I have tried to run it using a Dev terminal and also within the program itself by going to Views > Terminal and entering the command TestReturnsOneMovie.
I get the result: Command “TestReturnsOneMovie” is not valid.
I then tried to run it using the dotnet test --filter “Name=TestReturnsOneMovie” command and I got the result: “dotnet” is not valid.
My question is where do you run this command?
Hi @David_Thompson,
In the command prompt, navigate to mflix-cs directory and then run the unit test:
cd mflix-cs
dotnet test --filter "Name=TestReturnsOneMovie"
For this error, try to run dotnet --version and then run the unit test again.
If you still get the same error, please share the screenshot of the commands that you are running.
Thanks,
Sonali
I failed to specify that if I open a command prompt within the from windows and navigate to the repository that contains mflix-cs, I can run the test and it passes.
The confusion is the sentence that I can run it from within the visual studio program. The only terminal that I can see that accepts keyboard input is in the view > terminal.
It is in this terminal from within visual studio that I cannot run the command.
Hi @David_Thompson,
I am glad to hear that you were able to run the tests using command prompt.
You can find the required unit tests as shown in the screenshot below:
Double click the unit test, and then run the application.
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Sonali
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