.nunit project file with nunit3-console.exe and .net 8.0? about nunit HOT 4 OPEN

That's a good question. I can't remember that we have deprecated it, so yes, it should work. However, not many uses this anymore, and I can't remember either if we have any tests to verify it works - so it might have been inadvertently "killed".

Could you create a small repro project and a script file to run it the way you do manually? Then we can try to check what is causing this.

However, if you're stepping up to NUnit 4 it might make sense anyway to move off the this and over to using dotnet test instead.

SOME MORE:

If you update the framework from NUnit 2 to NUnit 4, you should not need the NUnitV2Driver.

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I'm using the NUnitV2Driver so I can keep the tests running while updating them all to a more recent framework version. This will take me a while.

I created a small test project here: https://github.com/Clumi/nunit-test/tree/main
There are two powershell scripts for each of the variants I described at the top.

Thank you for your time and help!

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@Clumi You need to install the "NUnit Project Loader" - https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit-engine/extensions/AvailableExtensions.html#nunit-project-loader - to run .nunit files

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@Clumi You need to install the "NUnit Project Loader" - https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit-engine/extensions/AvailableExtensions.html#nunit-project-loader - to run .nunit files

The console zip comes with most add-ons preinstalled - I also manually added the dll to the 8.0 folder to be sure as you can see in the repo I uploaded:
https://github.com/Clumi/nunit-test/blob/main/NUnit.Console-3.17.0/bin/net8.0/nunit-project-loader.dll
Sadly, this didn't lead to .nunit-files being useable. Are there any further steps I missed?

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