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# Workflow: Running tests
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There are several ways to run tests in the **Test Runner** window:
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* Double-click on the test or test fixture name.
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* Use the **Run All** or **Run Selected** buttons at the bottom of the window.
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* Right-click on any item in the test tree and choose **Run** in the context menu to run the test and all of its children.
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When you run a test the test status icon changes to show the result and a counter in the top right corner updates:
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## Filters
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If you have a lot of tests, and you only want to view/run a sub-set of them, you can filter them in several ways (see image above):
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* Type in the search box in the top left
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* Click a test class or fixture (such as **NewTestScript** in the image above)
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* Click one of the test result icon buttons in the top right
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## Run tests within Rider
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It is possible to run unit tests in the Unity Test Framework directly from [JetBrains Rider](https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/).
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For more information, see the [JetBrains official documentation](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Running_and_Debugging_Unity_Tests.html) and their blog post [Run Unity tests in Rider 2018.1](https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2018/04/18/run-unity-tests-rider-2018-1/).
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