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    Converting an xUnit test project to TUnit

    In this post I discuss the new TUnit testing framework, why I ported one of my libraries to use it instead of xUnit and related issues I had to deal with…

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    Simplifying [Theory] test data with Xunit.Combinatorial

    In this post I show how you can simplify your xUnit [Theory] tests using the Xunit.Combinatorial package to auto-generate your test parameters…

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    Integration testing and NuGet packaging

    Creating a source generator - Part 3

    In this post I describe how to integration-test your source generator, how to pack it in a NuGet package, and how to test your NuGet package!…

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    Testing an incremental generator with snapshot testing

    Creating a source generator - Part 2

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    Supporting integration tests with WebApplicationFactory in .NET 6

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    In this post I look at the changes that were made to WebApplicationFactory<T> to support minimal hosting APIs with WebApplicationBuilder in .NET 6…

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