Viewing Console.Out, Console.Error and Debug.WriteLine about resharper-xunit HOT 4 CLOSED

This is probably due to a change in xunit2 - it no longer supports capturing Console.Out or Console.Error, etc. because it's now multi-threaded, and there's no way to know which test made the output. What you can do instead is take an instance of ITestOutputHelper in your test constructor arguments and use that to output any messages you need.

I don't think this has made it to the xunit docs site yet, but you can read a little about it in the release notes from March (scroll down to "Test Output").

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I just pushed a documentation page today. Hopefully that will clear things up. :)

http://xunit.github.io/docs/capturing-output.html

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Thanks both for your help with this issue, and for your work on the tool in general.

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Is there a way to run xUnit as a CLI and have logging printed out to it?

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