Change focus back to Test Runner window after running UnityTest with EnterPlayMode()

Unity Engine
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Hey all:

I’m writing a utility library that makes heavy use of ScriptableObjects, which as we all know have persistent state across Play and Edit modes … however, I want certain variables to revert back to their initial values after leaving Play mode, even if they’re stored in SO’s. (Long story – don’t ask.) To that end, I’m writing a number of unit tests that have the following form:

[UnityTest]
public IEnumerator FooRevertsToInitialAfterQuit()
{
    // set up initial value(s) here

    yield return new EnterPlayMode();

    // change to runtime value(s) here

    yield return new ExitPlayMode();

    // assert that Foo goes back to returning the initial value
}

The problem (annoyance, really) I’m facing is that the Editor changes focus to the Game window when I execute that “yield return new EnterPlayMode();” line, and does NOT change back when the tests are all complete. I’d really like to do something like was discussed here , but instead of auto-switching back to the scene view, I’d like to automatically switch back to the Test Runner window.

It seems like it’s just a matter of passing in the correct Type argument to UnityEditor.SceneView.FocusWindowIfItsOpen() … but I can’t find the C# type of the Test Runner window! Google keeps giving me irrelevant results.

Any thoughts? Also, if you think I’m wildly off-base with that test pattern, I’m open to alternatives.

(Aside: I just tried posting this with the Answers “Ask a Question” form, but either I’m failing an IQ test or the form is bugged on my browser. When I tried to enter a topic, no results were found, even for single-character strings … and it wouldn’t let me enter a new topic. Then it complained that I NEEDED a topic to post!)

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After sleeping on it, I solved my own problem! I used Assembly.GetTypes() and searched through the results for several assemblies; turns out the type I’m looking for is only accessible through reflection. If anyone ever has the same problem, here’s the solution:

public static readonly Type testRunnerWindowType = typeof(UnityEditor.TestTools.TestPlayerBuildModifierAttribute).Assembly.GetType("UnityEditor.TestTools.TestRunner.TestRunnerWindow");
public static void FocusTestRunnerWindow()
{
    EditorWindow.FocusWindowIfItsOpen(testRunnerWindowType);
}