Reasonable to remove TestContext from a unit test?

All my unit test classes have been created by Visual Studio 2008 from a built-in unit test template that includes a "Test开发者_JAVA技巧Context" property. So far I have not used a test context and this field is upsetting Resharper and code coverage.

Is it ok to remove TestContext or would doing that indicate my unit tests are poorly structured?

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If you don't need it, remove it. You can always introduce it again afterwards. I've hardly used it too...

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No harm in retaining the TestContext property, particularly if your unit test class makes use of data-driven test methods. Particularly useful if you use this type of statement:

Assert.AreEqual(myValue, this.TestContext.DataRow["ExpectedValue"].ToString())

Conversely, if you're using a hand-coded test class (i.e. not one generated by the VS "Add New Item" menu option), adding a property declaration as follows gives you instant access to the record of test data as it relates to the current unit test:

public TestContext TestContext { get; set; }

Hope that helps!