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I use the command line parameter --trace=Verbose, and I found that Internal Trace file will be generated at my current directory.
But is there a flexibility for me to specify where can I put my Internal Trace file? Because when I start from command line prompt, I can start anywhere, including from C drive.
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The console runner stores both log files and the TestResult.xml file in a "working directory." This defaults to your current directory but may be changed by using the --work option on the command-line.
As an historical note, NUnit V2 actually changed the process current directory to be that of the test assembly. We stopped changing current directory in V3, because that's considered bad behavior for an application.
I use the command line parameter
--trace=Verbose
, and I found that Internal Trace file will be generated at my current directory.But is there a flexibility for me to specify where can I put my Internal Trace file? Because when I start from command line prompt, I can start anywhere, including from C drive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: