Console runner not found category
See original GitHub issuepublic class InDevAttribute : CategoryAttribute
{
public InDevAttribute() : base("InDev") { }
}
When a class is inherited from the Category attribute, it converges.
If you specify explicitly [Category("InDev")]
, then all the tests are.
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Well then, to state the obvious, something is broken. 😈
My memory says this used to work and we had tests for it. We certainly must not have tests right now or they would be failing. I’m curious so I’ll take a look.
@KellsoHP Haven’t heard back from you regarding the last comment and question, so closing this. If you provide any more info so we can reproduce it, we can re-open.