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Questions about TUnitLogger #590
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You can grab it statically:
Yeah this happens if you use the TUnit package in a library project, and reference that in your test project. |
Does that solve everything for you for now @StefH ? |
Yes. Thanks for the explanation. Maybe tag me here once the refactoring related to TUnit.Core is done. |
I've just pushed out v0.1.807. It should allow you to use TUnit.Core in your library projects. Let me know if you still run into problems! |
It works. But I have another question ;-) Any plans to strong name this library?
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It's on the to-do list: #520 |
1 TUnitLogger Context?
I want to redirect my own logger to the TUnitLogger instance.
This is the class:
Which is used like:
Question:
Is this there a way to inject the TestContext in the [Test] instead of [Before(Test)]?
2 conflicts in SelfRegisteredExtensions?
I've created a new project
WireMock.Net.TUnit.csproj
which includes the TUnit NuGet.And I've a test-project
test\WireMock.Net.TUnitTests.csproj
which also includes the TUnit NuGet.When building I get the warning:
Is this defined behavior?
Note that xUnit has a NuGet xUnit.abstractions which includes the ITestOutputHelper which is similar to TUnitLogger.
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