xUnit.net @xunit.net · 12/04/2026Based on this poll, we will be removing support for Visual Studio 2019 and out-of-support versions of Visual Studio 2022 from `xunit.analyzers` sometime before the final 2.0.0 release. 040
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 01/04/2026We will be removing Microsoft Testing Platform v1 support from the next major release, moving to v2 as the default. We will still support your ability to choose to disable MTP as well. #DotNet #UnitTest 193
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 31/12/2025The new options, shown here in Visual Studio 2026 and `dotnet new xunit3 -?` 000
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 11/12/2025We're merging in the changes for a Native AOT compatible assertion library, because these files are frequently touched. The separation process makes them hard to merge over time. Attached are lists of files added/changed in xunit/xunit and xunit/assert.xunit. 120
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 05/07/2025We updated the API documentation pages to include a version home page which includes a list of commonly used types. api.xunit.net What do you think about the type list? Things you would add/remove? 041
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 13/02/2025With the release of VS 2022 17.13, you may notice Test Explorer behaves slightly differently with your v3 test projects. That's because they have enabled Microsoft.Testing.Platform preview features by default. If you have issues, you can uncheck this box to revert back. #DotNet 130
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 24/01/2025Do you think it's weird that v3 test projects are stand-alone executables? You're not alone. Here is a brief history behind the decision. github.com/xunit/xunit/... #DotNet #UnitTest #MicrosoftTestingPlatform 190
xUnit.net @xunit.net · 19/01/2025Weird. Someone seems to have turned out the lights. (If you see something we missed, please raise an issue!) 030