'When running unit tests in ReSharper, how can I see the overall execution time?

I'd like to know how long all my tests took to run? Is that possible?

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Solution 1:[1]

Yes. Select Options(is in the Unit Test Sessions pane)->Show Time and then select Options->Group by Project Structure in unit test window.

Solution 2:[2]

If all your tests in your test session are in one assembly and if you use MSTest framework you could use methods marked with [AssemblyInitialize()] and [AssemblyCleanup()] for measuring time duration.

See example in MSDN Library for using these attributes.

Solution 3:[3]

For people looking for the wall clock time of how much time a test execution took (it may be different to the time shown on the root node in the unit test session), here is how you can see it:

  1. Open the unit test session window
  2. Click the gear (?) icon on the top icon bar
  3. Select Diagnostics ? Show Last Launch Log
  4. There you can see from the logs: search the RunTestsStage string for start and finish entries.

In my case, the test session window showed 1 min 34 sec, but in reality they only took around 23 seconds (because of running tests in parallel).

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