This directory contains unit test framework for Unity IL2CPP backend.

1. Go to ../MsgPack.UnitTest.Unity.Il2cpp.Full.Desktop directory.
2. Run msbuild to build the project.
   • Note that Mono must be installed for your *nix environment.
   • Note that you must have path to .NET SDKs for your Windows environment (using Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt is easy way if you have it).
3. Run MakeAssets.ps1 PowerShell script.

@rem In Windows
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted ./MakeAssets.ps1

# In *nix
pwsh ./MakeAssets.ps1

4. Ensure ../MsgPack.UnitTest.Unity.Il2cpp.Full.Desktop/Assets directory and its subtree have been generated.
5. Open this folder with Unity.
6. Import ../MsgPack.UnitTest.Unity.Il2cpp.Full.Desktop/Assets/Dll directory into Assets of Unity project with Unity Editor.
7. Import ../MsgPack.UnitTest.Unity.Il2cpp.Full.Desktop/Assets/UnitTests directory into Assets of Unity project with Unity Editor.
8. Import ../MsgPack.UnitTest.Unity.Il2cpp.Full.Desktop/Assets/link.xml file into Assets of Unity project with Unity Editor.

See Unity official document for details.

1. Select [[Window]] > [[Unit Test Runner]]
2. Click [[PlayMode]] tab.
   • If you see [[Enable playmode tests]] button, click it and then restart the Unity editor.
3. Ensure one more unit tests are shown in the dialog.
4. Click [[Run all]] to run in the Editor.
5. Open [[Build Settings]] dialog, and select a platform you want to run tests.
   • Note that author only tests in iOS (AOT).
6. Click [[Run all in player ({YourSelectedPlatform})]] button to run tests in play-mode.
   • If you face an error that the editor cannot find scene file, do following:
     1. Ensure that auto generated scene (its name should be "InitTestScene{RandomNumber}").
     2. In [[Build Settings]] dialog, click [[Add Open Scenes]] and check only above auto generated scene.
     3. Click [[Build and Run]] (or [[Build]] and then run the player built).