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[TouchRunner] Print test output to the console. - #75
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Updated versions of NUnit will capture Console.Out during a test run. We want to show it in the Console, so write it there when the test has finished. I couldn't find a way to tell NUnit to not capture Console.Out in the first place.
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Updated versions of NUnit will capture Console.Out during a test run. We want to show it in the Console, so write it there when the test has finished. I couldn't find a way to tell NUnit to not capture Console.Out in the first place.
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Updated versions of NUnit will capture Console.Out during a test run. We want
to show it in the Console, so write it there when the test has finished.
I couldn't find a way to tell NUnit to not capture Console.Out in the first place.