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Unit Test Sessions
Organize unit tests into multiple distinct test sessions and run them independently. For failed tests, ReSharper displays stack traces and provides navigation to involved lines of code.
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Manage Tests from the Code Editor
ReSharper provides contextual commands to run, debug, or add a certain test or test fixture to a test session.
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Grouping Tests in a Session
You have multiple choices to group tests in a session the way you like. Grouping criteria include project structure, projects, namespaces, and categories.
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Exporting Test Results
Results of a test session run can be exported to plain text, HTML or XML. Export data includes test names, run results, and error information in case of test failure.
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Navigation to Tests
You can navigate from a test or a test fixture to Unit Test Explorer that shows all tests found in solution. From there, you can organize tests into sessions.
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WinRT-aware Code Completion
Code completion is provided in both code & XAML files. In XAML, ReSharper is aware of the new namespaces & URL formats, & is capable of offering context sensitive completion options.
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WinRT Code Inspections and Quick-Fixes
WinRT-specific code inspections and quick-fixes continue to provide developers with early warnings of potential problems in code and ways to solve them.
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WinRT-aware Code Navigation
Contextual navigation lets you quickly move around your solution. This mechanism is acutely aware of WinRT-specific structures such as variant resource naming conventions.
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Removing Unused References
WinRT-aware reference optimization support is provided for C# and VB.NET projects.
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WinJS-enabled IntelliSense
Code completion is available for imported WinRT components invoked from JavaScript code - ReSharper even respects casing conventions!