NUnit 3.0 usage of categories with where:cat== format

[Iulian Chitan]

Hello,

I am trying to run a couple of webdriver tests using the NUnit console runner. I have upgraded to the 3.0 version. I have a question related to categories. Using the old version a was doing something like this:
                   /include=A-B                                 - this was to run all tests with category A, but don't have category B
                   /include=-                                      - this was to run all tests from an assembly, no matter what category.

From what I am seeing, the nunit 3.0 console runnner doesn't support "/include" anymore, so I am using "where:cat==" format, but i didn't found how can i replace the structure above. Could someone give me some hints related to this?

Thanks,
Iulian.



 

[Charlie Poole]

Hi Iulian,

For your example, use --where "cat==A && cat !=B".

See https://github.com/nunit/nunit/wiki/Test-Selection-Language for a
full description of usage.

Note that you may now use hyphens in a category name, so A-B would be
taken as the name of a category.

Charlie

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