This is a change to NUnit itself rather than to the test adapter. Because it's a major change of interface, I have assigned it to the 3.0 project. There are already some rather vague plans to add this facility to TestContext but no formal request was written before now. We can use this request to specify the interface to be used.
For the present, the best workaround is to use Console.Write to output text that is displayed by the adapter in the Output window.
This is a change to NUnit itself rather than to the test adapter. Because it's a major change of interface, I have assigned it to the 3.0 project. There are already some rather vague plans to add this facility to TestContext but no formal request was written before now. We can use this request to specify the interface to be used.
For the present, the best workaround is to use Console.Write to output text that is displayed by the adapter in the Output window.
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