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Support XUnit's x86 .exe runner

See original GitHub issue

Probably something I’m missing regarding running XUnit with x86, but:

The problem I’m having is mainly when trying to run tests based on ARM architecture for Windows Phone, where the 64 bit runner doesn’t work with the ARM/x86 set. However, when using xunit.console.x86.exe, it works. It would be nice to (solution) add a parameter to XUnit2Settings to use the x86 .exe instead of the 64 bit one (aka xunit.console.exe), or detect the build somehow.

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Created 8 years ago
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phillipsjcommented, Oct 25, 2016

@devlead I will take this one. If there are any design considerations I will post back here.

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wieslawsoltescommented, Jul 30, 2016

Having same issue, would be nice to have in XUnit2Settings parameter for target platform x86 or x64.

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