In this post I am finally pleased to sum up the last of my experiences releasing Open Source libraries to help launching Selenium WebDriver instances in .NET Core projects. Whilst actually the last of the posts chronologically in this series I am placing it as post number 1, feel free to skip to the next one and read through before coming back if you want the story in the order that I wrote it. Writing the code of an Open…
Adding .NET Core’s native IoC container for dependency injection. The simple approach.
A look at how to reference the .runsettings files from the command line in PowerShell and Bash
Exploring how to set Nunit test configuration from .runsettings files and the local file system in >NET core test projects
After last time I can feel that I am getting close to being able to inject a configuration for my tests. Next I want to be able to use a configuration file to set the particular configuration that I want to use for any particular test run. So how do we go about doing that in .NET Core? The next steps are: Refactor calls with many arguments to take a standard WebDriver configuration object. Allow different ways to collect and…