Add support for running NUnit tests using .NET Core

[jcansdale]

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[jcansdale]

@rprouse, @CharliePoole,

I've finally got targeting NUnit tests with .NET Core working quite well. It uses the dotnet-test-nunit assembly for test execution and consumes its events.

If a target method doesn't have any custom attributes, it will execute it as an ad-hoc test. I'm sure there are things we can do to speed up test execution. You can see the ad-hoc test below only took 0.37 seconds. For example, Microsoft.Extensions.Testing.Abstractions is pretty heavy for something that chucks out a bunch of JSON messages. 😉

Here's the installer if you fancy giving it a spin:

TestDriven.NET-4.0.3264_Extraterrestrial_Alpha.zip

[rprouse]

Nice, I will give it a try when I have a few spare minutes. 👍

[jcansdale]

@rprouse I had to make some tweaks to allow the development version of dotnet.test.nunit to run tests on itself (changes in the TestDriven.Net runner, not dotnet.test.nunit itself).

Here is an updated version that supports dogfooding:

TestDriven.NET-4.0.3265_Extraterrestrial_Alpha.zip 🚀

[rprouse]

@jcansdale that is pretty cool, I will definately find time to try it now 👍

[jcansdale]

@rprouse I've just pushed a new version with debugger support etc. to the website:
http://testdriven.net/download.aspx