Wow that was nice and quick - thanks!

However...  when I run the tests using the [TestCase] attribute, it is counting all the different cases as 1 test.  Where as other test runners, such as NUnit or TestDriven.NET, count and report each case as a different test.

For instance if I'm testing a function that takes a string of comma separated numbers and returns their sum I might have some cases such as:

        [TestCase("1,2", 3)]

        [TestCase("1,2,3", 6)]

        public void Add_CommaSeperatedNumbers_SumOfNumbers(string numbers, int expected)

        {

            int sum = Calculator.Add(numbers);   

            Assert.AreEqual(expected, sum);

        }

The other test runners count this as 2 tests rather than just 1 as ReSharper is counting.

Also if I deliberately break one of the TestCases so they now read

        [TestCase("1,2", 3)]

        [TestCase("1,2,3", 10)]

The other test runners show me the one case that breaks and still counts the other case as working, but ReSharper indicates the whole thing is broken.

Will this be changed?  Should I raise a jira item for it?

OK, thanks for the explanation!