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Start your free trialRadu - Adrian Buha
Courses Plus Student 5,535 PointsIn my opinion, this tutorial is no longer actual and it should be updated.
This tutorial no longer shows the proper way to install the Xunit framework on your testing project. I have tried the way Jeremy explains and got no success. After searching a solution on the internet i discovered that you have to manually create another project in your solution and in that project you have to install the Xunit framework along with it's dependencies (xunit.runner.console and xunit.runner.visualstudio).
Also, I was unable to automatically generate the Unit Test as Jeremy showed (right click on the target class and select "Create Unit Test". Each time a tried this option, in the Test Framework Tab I could only select the "MSTestv2 framework".
I understand that the IDE and the way that the IDE interacts with specific frameworks changes, but in my opinion, when significant changes occur, the tutorials should be updated.
Best of wishes, Radu
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Radu - Adrian Buha
Courses Plus Student 5,535 PointsI did sent an e-mail to the Treehouse staff, but i also posted on the forum, because the other students should know about this issue. It's frustrating when you don't get the result you expect from following a tutorial.
Balazs Peak
46,160 PointsI don't understand why "xUnit" is put into a tutorial like this either. It is a poorly supported second class third party framework. For learning purposes, official MS unit testing is the only acceptable, people can learn third party frameworks in company specific tech stack learning environments.
Edit: I had some versioning issues with xUnit, .NET framework had to be updated if I'm remembering right. I dealt with it inside of Visual Studio. After the update xUnit worked fine for this tutorial. I will test it later in live projects.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsThe forum is a great place to get help from other students, but may not be the most expedient (or even certain) way to contact the staff.
The Support page describes how to report bugs directly to the staff.