When I am creating a test project in Visual Studio, do I just create a C# console project type, then import Nunit?
Does the GUI then hook into this project somehow?
There seems to be tons of nunit related .dll’s, which ones do I need?
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When I am creating a test project in Visual Studio, do I just create a C# console project type, then import Nunit?
Does the GUI then hook into this project somehow?
There seems to be tons of nunit related .dll’s, which ones do I need?
Just create a class library (i.e. a DLL). You only need to import nunit.framework.dll.
Yes, the nUnit GUI loads your assembly (which can be a DLL or a .EXE) and finds all the public classes which have been marked with the appropriate attributes.