.net core support?

[papitodev]

.net core support?

[adimosh]

That depends on Selenium's support of .NET Core. I'd wager it's safer to just wait until .NET Core is final.

[Jetski5822]

There is a branch for this.

[Jetski5822]

Need to wait for Selenium to get its act together.... I have upgraded on a branch, including moving to XUnit.

[d668]

any testing tools for .NET core?

[Jetski5822]

Working on it :)

[Jetski5822]

Heres a prerelease: https://www.myget.org/F/coypu/api/v3/index.json

[dougajmcdonald]

Has these been any movement in this area, now core is becoming more mainstream? Would love to continue to use Coypu and we're having our arms twisted to migrate to core

[Jetski5822]

Okay, I have update dependencies on the dotnetcore branch. Chrome looks good, but Firefox and it's gecko drivers are being a PITA. Anyone want to pull and see if they can spot anything?

[Jetski5822]

okay, so fixed firefox.

[CiCdDeveloper]

now, do we have Coypu available for .net core or is it still WIP?

[Sharor]

@CiCdDeveloper I succesfully ran Coypu tests yesterday in my dotnet core project 😄

It requires you to install the nuget packages, and then also set up a project template for nunit test projects. I believe I used https://github.com/nunit/dotnet-new-nunit

For the drivers, I added Chrome driver and firefox drivers to path and it seems to run for a simple dotnet new application, where I used google/microsoft/twitter login as my tests.

[obstar]

fix #193 will be available with next release, coypu is migrated to .net standard so it will be possible to use it .net core context

[obstar]

Coypu 3.0.0-rc has been released https://github.com/featurist/coypu/releases/tag/3.0.0-rc