Steven W

[Steven W @opensteven]

It's common to have to pass binary data around in URLs. There's many ways to do this in .NET, but the "simplest" can come with performance penalties. I've explored and written an efficient, easy-to-use helper for this common task.

https://t.co/GARPHvECyJ

[Steven W @opensteven]

NUnit supports domain-specific assertions through the creation of custom constraints, allowing tests to be clearer and more expressive. C#'s new extension member feature makes this easier than ever.

Read on for more information and examples:
https://t.co/3ztpi4552f

[Steven W @opensteven]

Sometimes integration tests can take longer to run than expected and must be shut down gracefully. NUnit 4 has added support for the cooperative cancellation of tests through the introduction of a new "CancelAfter" attribute.

Read more here: https://t.co/aJZS9WeCfz

[Steven W @opensteven]

Sometimes you may want to automatically rerun failed tests to compensate for flakiness or downstream instability. This is supported out-of-the-box as of NUnit 4.5, however those on earlier versions may need a custom solution similar to one shown here.

https://t.co/0bfYetkSS7

[Steven W @opensteven]

Async Enumerable Test Sources using NUnit in .NET

https://t.co/sedAB3sGbf

[Steven W @opensteven]

@devlooped Thanks for sharing! I'd been on the lookout for something to replace HtmlAgilityPack in an old toy project of mine.

[Steven W @opensteven]

Async Test Sources using NUnit in .NET

https://t.co/dlFkTGYPQ7

[Steven W @opensteven]

@SimonCropp @James_M_South Without looking at the source, I wonder if the await is doubling as a mechanism to evaluate the predicate chain

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

Released #NUnit3TestAdapter version 4.6. See release notes here: Adapter V4 Release Notes | NUnit Docs

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

#NUnit-Console version 3.18 is released. See release notes here: Release NUnit Console and Engine 3.18.0 · nunit/nunit-console (https://t.co/FEozYwEGJy) Download from #Nuget and #Chocolatey

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

#NUnit3TestAdapter, version 5 is out in beta! It includes the brand new Microsoft #TestPlatform. Get it from MyGet at https://t.co/kVdQ48QimY , links to docs w/samples here https://t.co/zOESYdnQYp

[Steven W @opensteven]

Blogged: Async Test Sources in NUnit
https://t.co/jbJLAnSDUK

[Sean Killeen 🇺🇦 @sjkilleen]

New blog post: "Beautiful .NET Test Reports Using GitHub Actions"

https://t.co/8iVe6pDmXU

#dotnet #GitHub #actions #devops

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

NUnit.Analyzers version 4.1 is released. See release notes https://t.co/8M5GafM4I0 Download from https://t.co/Wr7Xu1a0JD.

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

NUnit 4.1 released, https://t.co/jp0oBlzVcK
download from https://t.co/uF0A8xTUgX

[Steven W @opensteven]

@plantpowerjames Glad it helped!

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

NUnit 4.0 is released. See release notes with 110 features and bug fixes at https://t.co/1rtI8irSGj, some essential new features are described at https://t.co/FpA5ZzksQZ, and the migration guide at https://t.co/t8LzH7MVPv. Download from Nuget NUnit 4.0 https://t.co/uF0A8xUs6v.

[NUnit Test Framework @nunit]

NUnit 3.14.0 is out. See the release notes at https://t.co/i06Y5lWUcl

[Steven W @opensteven]

@SimonCropp Ok, having caught up on the conversation it makes sense

[Steven W @opensteven]

@SimonCropp I suspect I can guess, but I'm curious to hear your reasoning: Why no net462?