running xunit from console
Solution 1
Two solutions:
1) Add C:\src\Tools\xUnit
to your PATH environment variable and run the xunit console app from a command prompt where the current directory is C:\src\projects\MyTestProject\bin
.
2) As per the first suggestion but rather then putting it in your PATH environment variable, specify the whole path (relative or absolute) to the xunit.console.exe on the command line as the executable to run.
Solution 2
Way to find xUnitConsole.exe Search the package in
%userprofile%\.nuget\packages
.nuget\packages\xunit.runner.console->Your Version installed->Tools->xUnitConsole.exe
Solution 3
Run the Command Prompt
Run the next command and replace 'path_to_xunit_console' with the path of xunit console
set PATH=%PATH%;path_to_xunit_console_exe
move to location of your unit test binary project:
cd my_test_binary_folder
Run the next command and save the logs to xml file:
xunit.console your_test_dll_file -xml testlog.xml
To know the different options run:
xunit.console -?
You can automate these steps by creating a batch file, test.cmd
, in the binary test folder:
set PATH=%PATH%;path_to_xunit_console_exe
xunit.console your_test_dll_file -xml testlog.xml
Raif
Updated on July 20, 2022Comments
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Raif almost 2 years
I have, what is probably, a stupid question.
I'm trying to run an
xunit
dll from the command prompt.I find that I need the following dlls to be in the folder that the command prompt is in.
xUnit.Console.exe,xunit.console.exe.config,xunit.dll,xunit.runner.utility.dll
which is fine I guess but then I can't get it to run my tests.
At first I tried using a relative path to my test dll and it was not having that.
so then I put the test dll in a folder with the above dlls and ran it. Now the result is it says I"m missing a dependency for my test dll.
So then I put the xunit files in the bin folder with my test project dlls and it tells me that it can't even find the test dll that it's sitting next to.
This all seems very difficult what i want is to do this given the following structure
--src ----tools ------xUnit --------all my xunit dlls ----projects ------MyTestProject -------bin ---------MyTestProject.dll
lets say
c:\Src\Tools\xUnit>xunit.console ..\\..\Projects\MyTestProject\bin\MyTestProject.dll
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Josh Gallagher over 6 yearsCould the downvoter explain why the answer didn't work for them?