mstest.net-5
MSTest for C# project targeting .Net version 5?
I have a .Net desktop project that targets .net V5. I added a MSTest project to write some tests but the highest version of .Net that I can target seems to be 4.8. How do I target .net 5.0 on my testing project? My project that I need to test references .Net 5.
Solution
You need to add a .net core test project.
.net 5.0 is not .net framework. Since you added a framework project, it only allows you to choose up to 4.8 which is the latest .net framework version.
You can find a guide for the console version creation here: create test project
Or follow the visual studio guide
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