nunit-console

问题 I want to run tests from a console like this (being in any directory, the DLL file can be for a different .NET version): $ nunit3-console test.dll I googled a lot, but can't find how to set up this. The official tutorial has nothing useful and is complete zero. Following it gets me nowhere: https://github.com/nunit/docs/wiki/Installation 回答1: It is hard to find, because there is a lot of outdated documentation, either for NUnit2 or NUnit3. Steps: Official NUnit3 console installers are here:

问题 I want to run tests from a console like this (being in any directory, the DLL file can be for a different .NET version): $ nunit3-console test.dll I googled a lot, but can't find how to set up this. The official tutorial has nothing useful and is complete zero. Following it gets me nowhere: https://github.com/nunit/docs/wiki/Installation 回答1: It is hard to find, because there is a lot of outdated documentation, either for NUnit2 or NUnit3. Steps: Official NUnit3 console installers are here:

问题 please tell me how to run nunit with msbuild. I am using TFS for code integration and VS2010 . 回答1: You probably want to integrate NUnit with TFSBuild and not MSBuild since you are using Team Foundation Server. You will need MSBuild tasks to be able to run NUnit as explained in the three following tutorials: Using NUnit and NCover with TFS Build Integrate Nunit test into a Tfs build MSBuild with NUnit The easiest way is to use the MSBuild Community Tasks where you already have a NUnit task

问题 please tell me how to run nunit with msbuild. I am using TFS for code integration and VS2010 . 回答1: You probably want to integrate NUnit with TFSBuild and not MSBuild since you are using Team Foundation Server. You will need MSBuild tasks to be able to run NUnit as explained in the three following tutorials: Using NUnit and NCover with TFS Build Integrate Nunit test into a Tfs build MSBuild with NUnit The easiest way is to use the MSBuild Community Tasks where you already have a NUnit task

问题 I am trying to use NUnit Runners 2.6.4 to run all test assemblies in my test folder. My current command looks like this: /nologo /noshadow /framework:net-4.0 /xml:.\test\TestResults.xml .\test\*.Test.dll Unfortunately Nunit just throws a System.ArgumentException: Illegal characters in path. Is there anyway I can achieve this? 回答1: It's not possible to use the wildcards for the input files, but you can specify multiple test libraries in the command line: /nologo /noshadow /framework:net-4.0

问题 I used NUnit Runner in Atlassian Bamboo (latest version) with NUnit 2 but after upgrading to NUnit 3 it is no longer working. It appears something changed with the command line in NUnit 3. Anyone know how to make NUnit 3 work in Atlassian Bamboo? Or could the NUnit devs consider backward compatibility for this breaking change? I get the following error: Invalid argument: -xml=TestResults-Rev_02f5436a0a70cd539bd3b77218fb48cbe3262954-Build_12.xml 回答1: The simplest solution is to create a bat

问题 I am trying to run nunit tests with gallio. These tests run with nunit-console-x86.exe When I run them with nunit-console.exe, I am getting System.BadImageFormatException Running with Gallio.Echo.exe (installed the x86 bundle from gallio.org), I am getting the same exception. Is there a way to get gallio to use the nunit-console-x86.exe? I am running the command "C:\Program Files (x86)\Gallio\bin\Gallio.echo.exe" /r:IsolatedProcess "C:\projectdata.Tests.dll" and I am getting this exception:

问题 We upgraded from Mono 3.12.0 to 4.0.1 the other day and now our NUnit tests crash with a SIGABRT and some other information. So far Google has been of no help and I'm running out of things to try (minus a rollback to 3.12.0). I was just hoping someone could maybe take a look and help me find a new avenue to explore!enter code here I've tried the --shadowcopy switch, the --framework=v4.0/mono-4.0 switch, etc. Console Output: matt@matt-T420:~/bah3$ ~/Downloads/nunit3/bin/nunit-console.exe --

问题 I am having some trouble getting OpenCover to work I have the following folder structure \Tools \Tools\Nunit \Tools\OpenCover \Buildartifacts When my code compiles, all the compiled code is generated into the BuildArtifacts folder. This includes the dll's and corresponding .pdb files I am struggling to get OpenCover to run From powershell I am entering the following command from the root folder: .\tools\OpenCover\OpenCover.Console.exe -register:user -target:.\tools\nunit\nunit-console.exe

问题 I'd like to report them before they're run, and have the option to run individual tests through shell scripts without managing categories. We have some unmanaged code which can leave the process in a bad state, and sometimes are happy to run each test individually per nunit-console run. 回答1: There is now the --explore command-line option that can be used to list all test cases without running tests. More specifically nunit3-console.exe MyProject.dll --explore For more info: https://github.com