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Try this: ``` csharp [FsCheck.NUnit.Property] public void TestSuccess(int x) { Assert.Pass(); } ``` The test should have passed but instead fails. I am using version 3.0.0-beta2.
[`Seq.pick`](https://fsharp.github.io/fsharp-core-docs/reference/fsharp-collections-seqmodule.html#pick) is a very useful function that applies a given "chooser" function to successive elements, returning the first `x` where the function returns `Some x`. By analogy, I think FsCheck...
If you create a new .NET 4.8 test project and reference - FsCheck.3.0.0-rc3 - FsCheck.Xunit.3.0.0-rc3 - xunit.2.7.0 - Other xUnit dependencies in 2.7.0 version then the FsCheck `[]` test fails...
       These have been flagged by synk, not sure if they are fixable, but they are problematic and serious issues.
The behavior added in #634 to address #633 feels confusing to me when contrasted with the behavior of tests that return `Task`, especially for xUnit/NUnit tests annotated with `PropertyAttribute`. That...
Methods which uses `FsCheck.Xunit.PropertyAttribute`, throws `MissingMethodException` in xUnit version 2.9 when having `ITestOutputHelper` as a ctor dependency. Removing the ctor seems to solve the problem. This error is not present...