Closed Corniel closed 2 years ago
It's not you. I've been using Visual Studio 2017 and ReSharper for years, and since two years, only Rider. They come with XUnit support built-in. You'll need to add the xunit.runner.visualstudio
Nuget package to the .specs
project to have VS recognize XUnit tests.
See #123 .
When retrieving the repository locally, I could build the solution with Visual Studio 2019, and the unit tests (from the
LiquidProjections.Specs
project) where recognized a such (70 in total), however, Visual Studio refuses the run them.I tried to convert the (VS2017 style project) to a .NET Core 3.1 xUnit test project, without any success. Also, in both cases, the command
dotnet test
told me that no unit tests could be resolved.Am I doing something wrong here?