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How to set up an NUnit project - Project Base and Application Base

Please forgive a very n00b question, but when using the GUI runner, Project->Edit...

What directories should Project Base and Application Base point to?

(Using the latest NUnit 2.5.7 and a VC# 2008 Express solution.)

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Click File => Open Project and select your dll that contains your nunit tests. Those directories will be set automatically.

afsharm  2010-08-08 04:30:39
@afsharm: Yes,that works, but then it only has a 'Default' configuration. What uses do the ProjectBase and AppBase have if you save a NUnit project?
Andy  2010-08-08 08:37:58
@Andy: Unfortunately I never used them.
afsharm  2010-08-08 09:11:51
@afsharm: That's fair enough. Just started using NUnit and I'm trying to get a feel for it. Right now I'm happy to simply point it at the dll and leave it at that.
Andy  2010-08-08 10:45:47

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