I neglected to answer this question in my last reply...
> Are TextContexts something carried over to NUnit 3.0?
Yes, they and they can have much more capability than is possible with
NUnit 2.6. That's because the 3.0 framework contains the classes that
run the tests, which are part of nunit.core in the 2.6/2.6 releases.
This means that a framework class (like TestContext or Assert) can
actually call into the classes that drive test execution, which is not
now possible.
Hi Nicolas,
I neglected to answer this question in my last reply...
> Are TextContexts something carried over to NUnit 3.0?
Yes, they and they can have much more capability than is possible with
NUnit 2.6. That's because the 3.0 framework contains the classes that
run the tests, which are part of nunit.core in the 2.6/2.6 releases.
This means that a framework class (like TestContext or Assert) can
actually call into the classes that drive test execution, which is not
now possible.
Charlie