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Create new tests project for dotnetcore #5
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I'm doing this, just as a place holder to say we are doing 😄 |
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Should have something today i was trying to reutilse alot of the original test and multi target so i could it wouldn't break old tests, but i can't even build any of the previous projects in vs15. So ill just make it work rc2 ha in new tests |
I spent a few minutes trying to make the existing tests work. It looks like there's a few problems, which shouldn't be insurmountable:
At this point, any tests would be good; so if writing your own is the quickest path to that, I'll take it. If Oracle ends up taking so long on their .net core build that a lot of people start to use this fork, it may be worth the effort to get the existing tests working. |
Yeah it's not to hard to reuse alot of the previous test I just could really test for sure that I would break them so I'm going to copy the to begin with. I was trying to future proof so it could be used in backwards compat. But i'm just going to make it work then look at that later. |
Just getting back to this test business....and tests are running looks like we have a lot failing haha.... |
Create a new project for dotnetcore, try to utiliseold test as much as possible.
Convert NUnit tests to XUnit so that they run under dotnet test with xunit runner.
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