We've been using Mono for years to run our .NET app. We've recently started building using .NET 6, which allows it to run directly without Mono. NUnit.ConsoleRunner.3.15.2 supports .NET 6. I'm wondering if that means I can run nunit3-console without Mono too or does it just mean that it supports running my .NET 6 test assemblies, but I still need to use Mono? I'm using dotnet test to run the tests, but dotnet doesn't list tests, which is why I'm using nunit3-console.exe with the --explore option. The goal is to get rid of Mono.
The command looks like this:
nunit3-console.exe --noheader --where:"cat == LongRunning" MyAssembly.Tests.dll --explore
It works on Windows, but not Linux. I tried with and without the .exe. The error is:
bash: /trunk/Tools/Build/NUnit3/NUnit.ConsoleRunner.3.15.2/tools/nunit3-console.exe: cannot execute binary file
or
bash: /trunk/Tools/Build/NUnit3/NUnit.ConsoleRunner.3.15.2/tools/nunit3-console: No such file or directory
I'm now using nunit3-dotnet-console.dll 3.16.3 and it works like this:
dotnet nunit3-dotnet-console.dll --explore MyTests.dll
It's working on Windows and Linux.