[Update: XUnit v2.0 (RTM) is now available and skippable tests are supported by it directly. Use [Fact (Skip = “specific reason”)] ] Note that XUnit v2.0 has not shipped. This example is compatible with Xunit 2.0 beta5 which you can find on nuget.org. There may be other ways to accomplish this (as this is just … Read more
I’m using .Net 6 with NUnit on macOS. Setting the verbosity level for dotnet test does not print a list of all executed tests (successful or otherwise). What does print such a list is setting the logger verbosity like this: dotnet test -l “console;verbosity=normal”
The situation has changed a little with xUnit.net 2. I know the question is about an earlier version, but as people will land here having performed the upgrade, I thought it was worth pointing this out. In order to see some kind of output in the test output in version 2 you will need to … Read more
With the dotnet version 1.0.0, you have to use the –filter option: You can filter by DisplayName, FullyQualifiedName and Traits. Ex: dotnet test –filter “FullyQualifiedName=YourNamespace.TestClass1.Test1” Also, these operators are allowed: =, != and ~ (contains). More info here: docs