Tim Cassell

This is untested, but I believe this should do the trick to merge an arbitrary number of async enumerables. ```cs public static IUniTaskAsyncEnumerable Merge(this IUniTaskAsyncEnumerable source, params IUniTaskAsyncEnumerable[] extraSources) {...

Yes, that is expected, as once a UniTask instance is awaited, it is no longer valid, unless it's preserved. Since you're using reflection to handle async invokes here, I suggest...

I am seeing this issue on CircleCI with a Windows Server 2019 VM. CircleCI's `no_output_timeout` is causing it to report failure when it actually succeeded. SDK Version: 5.0.302 ``` Passed!...

I already have the store artifacts step after the test run. I'm actually not too concerned about the UI for the tests, I just want it to report success/fail, then...

Would it be possible to parse the results and only upload the failed tests? Typically those are the only ones I care about, and failures should typically be very few...

I'd love to, but I'm not too familiar with js or github actions, so I wouldn't know where to start. I also don't have that much time right now, but...

I actually found https://github.com/marketplace/actions/test-reporter to solve this issue. It doesn't natively support the XML results that Unity outputs yet, but that's apparently in the works, and a [workaround](https://github.com/dorny/test-reporter/issues/98#issuecomment-867106931) was posted...

> Should this bug/feature request be reopened? I suspect that supporting test suites with more tests / more testoutput would be a good feature for many people! > > The...

It would be better if `dorny/test-reporter` just supported NUnit XML natively, but it seems dorny never got around to it. I posted in that issue asking about it. I think...

> Instead of [dorny/test-reporter](https://github.com/dorny/test-reporter) using[ EnricoMi/publish-unit-test-result-action](https://github.com/EnricoMi/publish-unit-test-result-action) worked better for me. Usage is very similar. It looks like that only officially supports JUnit XML, not NUnit XML. Do you have to...