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Run NUnit3 tests from powershell
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| $ProjectDir = "." | |
| $PackagesDir = "$ProjectDir\packages" | |
| $OutDir = "$ProjectDir\bin\Debug" | |
| # Install NUnit Test Runner | |
| $nuget = "$ProjectDir\.nuget\nuget.exe" | |
| & $nuget install NUnit.Runners -ExcludeVersion -o $PackagesDir | |
| # Set nunit path test runner | |
| $nunit = "$ProjectDir\packages\NUnit.ConsoleRunner\tools\nunit3-console.exe" | |
| #Find tests in OutDir | |
| $tests = (Get-ChildItem $OutDir -Recurse -Include *Tests.dll) | |
| # Run NUnit3 tests | |
| & $nunit $tests --noheader --framework=net-4.5 --work=$OutDir |
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To answer my question above, this is the line of code:
& $NUnitConsoleExecutablePath $automationdll --where="cat==smoke"