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What is a TESTRUNCONFIG file? Test settings file used by Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and earlier; contains configuration information for running a suite of tests; used for defining the test parameters when running collections of test cases, such as unit tests.

More Information NOTE: Microsoft replaced the TESTRUNCONFIG file type with .TESTSETTINGS files in Visual Studio 2010.

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Visual Studio Test Run Configuration File

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What is a TESTRUNCONFIG file?

Test settings file used by Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and earlier; contains configuration information for running a suite of tests; used for defining the test parameters when running collections of test cases, such as unit tests.

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NOTE: Microsoft replaced the TESTRUNCONFIG file type with .TESTSETTINGS files in Visual Studio 2010.

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Updated: July 8, 2010

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What is a TESTRUNCONFIG file?↓
Test settings file used by Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and earlier; contains configuration information for running a suite of tests; used for defining the test parameters when running collections of test cases, such as unit tests.

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