From the Test List Editor and the Test View window, you can start to run any type of test. But for certain test types, the way you continue to run the test can vary. For more information about how to run these specific test types, see the following topics:
Describes how to repeat a test run. You can repeat a test run, for example, after having changed the code being tested, the code of the test methods, or the active test run configuration.
Describes how to limit the number of test runs that Visual Studio stores. The purpose of limiting the number of stored test runs is to conserve disk space.
Provides links to topics that describe how tests are deployed before they are run, how to configure test deployment, and how to instrument and re-sign assemblies.
Describes how to use test run configurations to change how tests are run, including how to gather code-coverage information and how to specify a test host.
Provides links to topics that describes how to use the MSTest.exe program to run tests from a command line, see test results, save results to disk, and publish results.
Provides advice about the concept of smoke testing, which is the process of validating code changes before the changes are checked into a product's source tree.
Describes aspects of working with tests, including how to customize and filter test views, how to work with test lists, and how to associate tests with work items.