SpecFlow and .Net 6 - recommended test runner
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I'm trying to understand what is the impact of the SpecFlow+ test runner not supporting .Net 6 (https://specflow.org/using-specflow/the-retirement-of-specflow-runner/). Does this signal some sort of end-of-life for SpecFlow? Or does it simply mean that we're encouraged to use other test runners.
If it's the latter, is there any test runner that is recommended by the community?
Thanks!
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The end of the SpecFlow+ Runner is absolute no signal that SpecFlow is end-of-life. As I wrote, we want to concentrate on topics, that benefit all SpecFlow users.
Since the beginning of SpecFlowWe support NUnit, xUnit and MSTest. We made a video that compare all three: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBDIG5CZOB4
Everyone has features, that the others don't have. So you have to decide for your project, what will work best for you.
Personally, I am a big fan of xUnit. From the NuGet download numbers, it looks NUnit is the preferred one in the community.
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Andreas Willich Retry is not working by adding a new Default1.srpprofile here. Any modifications on it?
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1. it is Default.srProfile and not Default1.srpprofile
2. This only works for the SpecFlow+ Runner, which is not maintained anymore. It does NOT work for xUnit, MSTest or NUnit
3. Please don't hijack threads with a completely different topic
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Sure ,thank you.
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