I developed a .NET 8+ testing library offering features like source-generated tests, async support, and hooks. I’m seeking community feedback to refine its API before a stable release.
hey, im really intrgued by the hooks concept. how do u see async tests coping with complex scenarios? did you notice any odd behaviors with source-gen in some use cases? would love to hear more of your experiments in these areas.
The testing library offers interesting concepts that align well with modern .NET development. From my experience integrating various testing frameworks, I appreciate tools that offer source generation as it can significantly enhance compile-time verifications. The support for asynchronous testing is also a valuable aspect, given the complexity of newer .NET applications. It would be useful to see comprehensive documentation and samples that illustrate migration paths from other frameworks. Clear performance metrics for these new features could further instill confidence in the community as they consider adopting TUnit in their projects.