Running NUnit tests using Azure Pipelines

NUnit is one of the many open source testing frameworks popular with cross-platform developers. In this recipe, we'll learn how easy it is to create a pipeline for NUnit-based tests and publish the test execution results in Azure DevOps Server. 

Getting ready

In this section, we'll use the .NET CLI to create a new solution and a new class library project, and install the NUnit test template.

 

These are the prerequisites:

• .NET Core 2.1 SDK or later versions
• A text editor or code editor of your choice

Follow these steps:

1. Launch Command Prompt and create a new folder called ContinuousTesting:

mkdir ContinuousTesting 
cd ContinuousTesting

2. Create a new solution:

dotnet new sln -n prime

3. Create a new PrimeService directory:

mkdir PrimeService

4. Set PrimeService as the current directory and create a new project:

dotnet new classlib

5. Rename Class1.cs to PrimeService.cs. Start by copying this failing implementation of the PrimeService class:

using System;
namespace Prime.Services...