nunit-console(1) General Commands Manual nunit-console(1)NAME
nunit-console - Test-based front-end to NUnit
SYNOPSIS
nunit-console [assemblies] [options]
DESCRIPTION
nunit-console is a simple but powerful front-end to NUnit, a testing framework for .NET. It will run all or some tests from the assemblies
specified as arguments and display the results.
Results can be written in either XML or plain text.
OPTIONS
/fixture=STR
Run specified fixture
/config=STR
Project configuration to load
/xml=STR
Write test result output data to specified file
/transform=STR
Name of transformation file to run on XML output file.
/xmlConsole
Print XML to the console.
/output=STR
File to receive regular test output
/err=STR
File to reveive test error output
/labels
Label each test in output.
/include=STR
Test categories to include (may contain wildcards)
/exclude=STR
Test categories to exclude (may contain wildcards)
/noshadow
Disable shadow copy
/thread
Run tests on a seperate thread.
/wait Wait for input before closing window.
/nologo
Do no show credits at startup.
/help Show list of available arguments.
SEE ALSO
/usr/share/doc/nunit/html
AUTHOR
This manpage was written by Jelmer Vernooij <jelmer@samba.org> for
the Debian project (but may be used by others).
1 June 2005 nunit-console(1)
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