TLSharp/TLSharp.Tests/TLSharp.Tests.csproj
Andres G. Aragoneses d6887a70f1 Tests: add NUnit support
What's an open source project that cannot be
tested in an open source platform? The best
open source .NET IDE that works in Linux
(MonoDevelop) doesn't have support for
VisualStudio Testing framework, but it has
support for NUnit.

By abstracting a bit the TLSharp.Tests assembly
we can have two different wrappers, one for
NUnit tests and other for VisualStudio tests,
so no one can be left behind.
2016-11-09 00:50:34 +08:00

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