NUnitLite 3.2.0 - dnxcore50 - no output

[Jonathon Cwik]

Hey Guys,

Sorry I may have posted this in the "NUnit-Discuss" which now looks like the wrong group.

Basically, I'm getting no default output from NUnitLite 3.2.0 w/ dnxcore50. Here's the output:

NUnitLite 3.2.0 (Portable)

Copyright (C) 2016 Charlie Poole

Test Files

    C:\Users\SMASH\Documents\UberCouch2\UberCouch\UberCouch.UnitTest\bin\Debug\d

nxcore50\win7-x64\UberCouch.UnitTest.dll

Run Settings

    Internal Trace: Off

Test Run Summary

  Overall result: Passed

  Test Count: 1, Passed: 1, Failed: 0, Inconclusive: 0, Skipped: 0

  Start time: 2016-03-20 00:07:00Z

    End time: 2016-03-20 00:07:00Z

    Duration: 0.038 seconds

I've tried several combos of args but no luck, plus the only available args are:

--test=NAMES           Comma-separated list of NAMES of tests to run or

                         explore. This option may be repeated.

--where=EXPRESSION     Test selection EXPRESSION indicating what tests

                         will be run. See description below.

--timeout=MILLISECONDS Set timeout for each test case in MILLISECONDS.

--seed=SEED            Set the random SEED used to generate test cases.

--stoponerror          Stop run immediately upon any test failure or

                         error.

--wait                 Wait for input before closing console window.

--labels=VALUE         Specify whether to write test case names to the

                         output. Values: Off, On, All

--verbose, -v          Display additional information as the test runs.

--help, -h             Display this message and exit.

--version, -V          Display the header and exit.

which none have to do with output. It seems possible as people have talked about it but I can't seem to get it to work.

Any advice?

Thanks,

Jonathon

[Jonathon Cwik]

Going through the source, it looks like it's not allowed. I just extended NUnitLite and did it myself... I'd still like to know if there's an easier way... I don't want to maintain this "fork". 

I might make an issue and create a pull request to get this in but that would take much longer than my hacked together solution.

[Charlie Poole]

Hi Jonathon,

Actually, I'm pretty sure that there are very few people on this list
any longer. Maybe I should close it down. NUnitLite was no longer
developed as a separate project from NUnit after the 1.0 release. I'll
respond on nunit-discuss, where you also posted and where there is a
much bigger audience.

Charlie

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