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Goals

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I wanted to unit test my .NET Standard 2.0 library containing the latest Realm Nuget package with the Realm being initiated using a filename and some simple models to fill the database with using Visual Studio 2017's Live Testing feature on it's default settings.

Expected Results

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The same results as a manual unit test (using test explorer), that it just works to initiate the realm instance, also when using live unit testing.

Actual Results

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see this image for the problem

manual testing works

Steps to Reproduce

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1. Create solution with two projects: one .NET Standard library project and one .NET Core 2.0 MSTEST project.
2. In the library create a class that initiates the Realm instance (in the constructor).
3. Create a few models within the library
4. Write a test that has to create an object of the class that initiates the Realm instance.
5. Turn on Live Testing
   6 ...
   7 Fail

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Library project

public class Database
{
private Realm _realm;
public Database ()

{ _realm = Realm.GetInstance("fancyName"); }

}

public class FancyModel : RealmObject
{
[PrimaryKey]
public int ID

{get; set;}
public string name {get; set;}

}

Test project

public void DatabaseManagerInitiatesRealmObject()
{
PrivateObject databaseManager = new PrivateObject(oftype(DatabaseManager));
Assert.IsNotNull(databseManager.GetField("_realm");
}

Version of Realm and Tooling

All is done locally with te latest versions of the tooling