Mikkel Nylander Bundgaard

@Rabadash8820 Usually, when I have to do assertions like this, then I use an assertion framework - e.g. FluentAssertions. Using FluentAssertions can specify it like this ```csharp orderDto.Should().BeEquivalentTo(order, options =>...

I guess that this is due to #4515

I just tried this out using NUnit 3.12 and the test passed (but I had to pass null as prefilter). EDIT: Actually, it failed in the teardown (I just didn't...

Hi @decriptor. I don't think that anything has happened, but I've know next to nothing about this issue and the `MessagePumpStrategy` in general. @jnm2 probably knows more, but his avatar...

@stevenaw I was working on this, but then I discovered that it seems like our CI builds are already deterministic (and then I forgot all about it). So if I...

@iamdmitrij I guess the problem is that NUnit has an explicit `CategoryAttribute` - see e.g. https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/writing-tests/attributes/category.html - and as far as I can remember this attribute is actually just implemented...

Just to answer this. You are right. The only solution would be to place all TestFixtures in the same namespace.

Hi @StarWars999123 Which version of VS2019 does you CI use? (it should at least be 16.3)

As far as I can tell Reshaper/Rider bundles the runners and do not make usage of the adapter From https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Reference__Options__Tools__Unit_Testing__NUnit.html > **Enable NUnit support** Depending on these settings, JetBrains Rider...

@asendimitrov @jnm2 I also tried to repoduce the problem, and I was successful VS 15.8.5 and ReSharper 2017.3.5. I tried to look into the errors and warnings and also got...