CharliePoole

Probably the same or at least close, but written at different times so could be different.

Re-reading the description, I see it talks about classes marked with `[TestFixture]`. Actually, any class used as a `TestFixture` needs a public constructor. One way a class becomes a `TestFixture`...

Typically, whether you can use `=`, `:` or space between an option and its value is a feature of the particular OS command-line in use, not of the program, although...

If Cake is one of those programs that parses it's own command-line, then nothing I said applies to it. :smile:

Issue of semantics... I took "parse the command line" to mean getting a long string and figuring out the boundaries between the args. That's done, but rarely. Also, I wasn't...

So are the URLs given in the tutorial the deployed locations of the items in this repo? IOW, will I get the identical scripts in both places? I was intending...

I thought a pointer to the location you gave me would help as an immediate measure, so I created a PR through GitHub's online interface. I don't see it anywhere...

@gep13 Nope... I'll do it again.

Odd that you would specify 2.6.3 instead of the latest stable version, 2.6.4. And, of course, you should bear in mind that 3.0 is not a stable version yet.

Since this is about issue nunit/nunit#776, I'll respond there.