CharliePoole

Probably not formally specified but previous discussions assumed that ordered tests ran after unordered. It's implemented by use of MAXINT as the default order value. The logical extension would be...

It looks as if this page got copied in from the old NUnitLite docs (version 1.0) and then lost. You edited it at some time but nobody else did. That...

Google can index it by following the link under "All Pages". There should probably be an entry right under the entry for NUnitLite itself in the menu as well as...

That's what nunit does. Each test runs independently... what are you seeing?

We should note that the framework already supports stopping on the first error. This does __not__ allow for fine tuning, such as skipping other tests in a class or category...

@letaoana @rprouse I saw the "not", but I took it as in "can we not have ice cream for dessert?" which generally would mean the speaker wants ice cream... as...

@ChrisMaddock There are some docs out there that are labeled as belonging to a certain project, so they would go under that project. There are other docs that include paragraphs...

To the extent this is something you want to be able to find out about in the docs, this is the right place for the issue. If you were asking...

There are special issues when dealing with the Test Explorer, which would be mitigated if we implemented nunit/nunit#1382 but would still exist since it only resolves the problem for arrays...

I still think we need this, but I'm leaving it for somebody else.