I have several assemblies, in separate dll:s, each with nunit tests
embedded. Every assembly requires its own config file.
I would like to run all nunit tests on the same command line. Like this: nunit-console.exe foo.dll bar.dll
Both foo.dll.config and bar.dll.config exists in the same directory. What
seems to happen, though, is that only one of the config files is loaded
(bar.dll.config ), wich causes my nunit tests in foo.dll to fail.
Am I doing something wrong? How do I solve this? I want to force
nunit-console to read the config file for each dll.
The main reason I want a single command line is that I want to be able to
generate one single large xml ouput for our entire product.
(I am using NUnit 2.1.4 and .NET 1.1)
Thanks,
Klas Mellbourn 1  2514 
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news:ek******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... I have several assemblies, in separate dll:s, each with nunit tests
embedded. Every assembly requires its own config file.
I would like to run all nunit tests on the same command line. Like this:
nunit-console.exe foo.dll bar.dll
Both foo.dll.config and bar.dll.config exists in the same directory. What
seems to happen, though, is that only one of the config files is loaded
(bar.dll.config ), wich causes my nunit tests in foo.dll to fail.
Am I doing something wrong? How do I solve this? I want to force
nunit-console to read the config file for each dll.
The main reason I want a single command line is that I want to be able to
generate one single large xml ouput for our entire product.
(I am using NUnit 2.1.4 and .NET 1.1)
Thanks,
Klas Mellbourn
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