Ihor Kuzmychov

@swissarmykirpan You are right that we can use a single container to run a set of tests and it will be work fast. But during test development, we need to...

Dear @awlang, please, contact me in some way (for example via [email protected]). I want to discuss one thing with you related to your GitHub account username. Can't find any other...

.csproj: ```xml ``` Tests.cs: ```csharp using Meziantou.Xunit; public class ImmutableClass { } [CollectionDefinition(nameof(SomeCollection))] [EnableParallelization] public class SomeCollection : ICollectionFixture { } [Collection(nameof(SomeCollection))] [EnableParallelization] public class TestClass1 { [Fact] public async...

As far as I know, running tests from different assemblies in parallel is a built-in xUnit option, take a look [here](https://xunit.net/docs/configuration-files#parallelizeAssembly). You just need to create `xunit.runner.json` file within the...