Why are AssertExceptions thrown within Assembly/Class Initializations differentiated?

[andrewphamvk]

Description

When an AssemblyInitialize or ClassInitialize throws an Exception (in most cases), it is formatted like:

Assembly Initialization method {0}.{1} threw exception. {2}: {3}. Aborting test execution.

When an AssemblyInitialize or ClassInitialize fails with an Assert exception, the message is like:

Assert.IsTrue failed.

Ask

Is it possible to always format it like the former so that it is clear the initialization failed?

[jinweili1]

Are there any updates? I'm curious about this as well. And I would like to know how I could determine whether a test failed because assembly init or class init failed. I find all properties and fields in test results, but none of them works.

[Evangelink]

Fixed by #1147