c# - xUnit.net: Global setup + teardown? - Stack Overflow
Oct 19, 2012 · This question is about the unit testing framework xUnit.net. I need to run some code before any test is executed, and also some code after all tests are done. I thought there …
c# - NUnit vs. xUnit - Stack Overflow
What are the differences between NUnit and xUnit.net? What's the point of developing two of them, not only one? I've read that xUnit is being developed by inventor of NUnit: xUnit.net is a …
Is it possible to use Dependency Injection with xUnit?
Nuget package First add the following nuget package to your Xunit project: Install-Package Xunit.Microsoft.DependencyInjection Setup your fixture The abstract class of …
Run code once before and after ALL tests in xUnit.net
Do you mean xUnit as "the generic group of language-specific unit testing tools like JUnit, NUnit, etc." or xUnit as "xUnit.net, the .Net unit testing tool"?
How do you filter xunit tests by trait with "dotnet test"?
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c# - how to debug with xUnit? - Stack Overflow
Jun 26, 2012 · I'm learning xUnit and so far, have found it to be a most useful tool. It's making me rethink some of my coding tactics to TDD instead. However, I've come across an interesting …
c# XUnit Fluent Assertions: Writing unit test case for BadRequest
Aug 14, 2024 · I'm working on an ASP.NET Core 8 Web API with CQRS mediator pattern and I'm currently creating XUnit tests for all the controllers. Everything's working fine, expect I cannot …
Execute unit tests serially (rather than in parallel)
0 Here is the correct solution for executing unit tests serially. Xunit provides a CollectionBehaviorAttribute class to handle the executing behavior of unit tests. This can help …
Visual Studio 2022 not running XUnit tests - Stack Overflow
Mar 24, 2022 · The xunit.runner.visualstudio package is rather finnicky about the specific versions of Visual Studio and .NET that you're using - unfortunately neither NuGet nor Visual Studio …
c# - xUnit : Assert two List<T> are equal? - Stack Overflow
46 In the current version of XUnit (1.5) you can just use Assert.Equal (expected, actual); The above method will do an element by element comparison of the two lists. I'm not sure if this …