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This Beta release of the .NET Core NUnit console contains some fixes to extension loading, and the ability to use the runner as a .NET Core Tool. The .NET Core Console remains in Beta due to some unresolved dependency loading and framework targeting issues - contributions to fix these issues would be welcomed.
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This is the first beta release of the NUnit Console able to run .NET Core tests. In addition to this, this release also contains a number of bug fixes, improvements when running on Mono and significant refactoring work towards the goal of creating an engine able to run tests on a wider range of .NET platforms.
We're particularly interested in this beta release being tested by users of the .NET Core console and users running tests on Mono. Please feedback any issues to the nunit-console repository.
The .NET Core Console is a separate executable to the original version, and can be found in either the .zip file download, or the new NUnit.ConsoleRunner.NetCore NuGet package. Our longer-term aim is to create a single console which is able to run both .NET Core and .NET Framework tests.
This release contains various improvements to running tests on .NET Core and Mono, and changes to
extension loading logic to allow the Engine to better support extensions which target multiple platforms. There are additionally
a number of fixes to issues that were identified with 3.12 Beta 1. Please also be aware that this will be the last version of
the NUnit Engine to support .NET Standard 1.6.
The .NET Core Console remains in Beta due to some unresolved dependency loading and framework targeting issues - contributions to
fix these issues would be very welcome!
Code contributions in this release were included from Charlie Poole, Chris Maddock, Christian Bay,
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511 [Build] Improve detection of installed .NET Core Runtimes
718 Eliminate use of Mono.Cecil
810 Build NUnit.ConsoleRunner.NetCore as a .NET Core Tool.
811 Use readonly modifier where possible
818 Remove redundant dependency on Microsoft.DotNet.InternalAbstractions for platforms other than .NET Standard 1.6
825 Revert change to increment nunit.engine.api assembly version
829 Revert change made to IExtensionService in nunit.engine.api
This is the first beta release of the NUnit Console able to run .NET Core Tests.
In addition to this, this release also contains a number of bug fixes, improvements
when running on Mono and significant refactoring work towards the goal of creating an
engine able to run tests on a wider range of .NET platforms.
We're particularly interested in this beta release being tested by users of the .NET Core
console and users running tests on Mono. Please feedback any issues to the nunit-console repository.
The .NET Core Console is a separate executable to the original version, and can be found in either
the .zip file download, or the new NUnit.ConsoleRunner.NetCore NuGet package. Our longer-term aim
is to create a single console which is able to run both .NET Core and .NET Framework tests.
Code contributions in this release were included from Charlie Poole, Chris Maddock, Christian Bay,
Eberhard Beilharz, Joseph Musser, Manohar Singh and Mikkel Nylander Bundgaard. Thank you to all
those who contributed both in code, and other ways!
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