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Hello,
For a long time, we were using xunit.runner.visualstudio 2.4.5. vstest.console.exe was able to detect both our .NET 6.0 and .NET Framework 4.7.2 unit tests with these parameters:
> vstest…
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If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
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```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…
-
```
If a developer wants to make use of the unit testing additions in GTM, they
must directly compile and include the
GTM/UnitTesting modules in their project. It seems that, like the
GoogleToolbox…