Morten Nielsen

@ionsphere You need a runtime to run your tests on. Do you want to run your tests on .NET Framework, .NET Core, Mono, UWP .NET Core, or... and which version...

@redwyre for what it's worth I just updated my test adapter with the latest 2.1.0 code base, if you need it: https://www.nuget.org/packages/MSTestX.TestAdapter/ While I mainly make it to be used...

@MrHinsh > I have a .NET Standard Assembly that I want to write Unit Tests against. Why cant i? Of course you can. But your unit test project MUST target...

> VSTest.Console.exe is the EXE that runs that DLL. Isn't it? Well yes and no. It might start a separate process and run it (a good example is UWP which...

@nohwnd perhaps I should put it a different way: I really don't need .net standard support. What I need is xamarin.android and xamarin.ios and Tizen support. But then I might...

@michael-hawker There's a few ways to do it. WinUIEx has a test tools package that uses a [code-generator](https://github.com/dotMorten/WinUIEx/tree/main/src/TestTools/WinUIEx.TestTools.MSTest.CodeGenerator) to pull it off with a [simple tag](https://github.com/dotMorten/WinUIEx/blob/main/src/TestTools/WinUIUnitTests/WindowExTests.cs#L9). But you're right it...

I'd also like identical or near-identical commandline options for deploying, executing and retrieving a TRX report like vstest.console.exe (obviously with specific parameters to deploy to android or ios devices/simulators)

I've been hacking around in testfx to build a TestAdapter that works on Android. The good news is it was only VERY few changes that needed to be made, to...

Any update on making this happen soon? I'd think this should be a min-ship feature for .NET 5

I'm excited for this. One idea that might not be breaking: Add a new test attribute / interface to use instead. Example: ``` public class AsyncTestMethodAttribute : TestMethodAttribute, IAsyncTestMethod {...