SpecFlow.NUnit via Nuget: Missing reference to nunit.core

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Kjetil Klaussen picture Kjetil Klaussen · May 8, 2012 · Viewed 9.3k times · Source

I just installed the 'specflow.nunit' package via nuget, but the project containing the specs want compile anymore, because of the SpecFlowNUnitExtension class that is added to the project is missing references to nunit.core (more specifically the 'NUnit.Core' and 'NUnit.Core.Extensibility' namespaces can't be found). Anyone else had the same issue? Have you managed to solve it?

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Morten Christiansen picture Morten Christiansen · Feb 11, 2014

I fixed it by installing the NUnitTestAdapter Nuget package.

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