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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/articles/nunit/running-tests/Console-Command-Line.md
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| Option | Description |
| ------ | ----------- |
|`@FILE` | Specifies the name (or path) of a FILE containing additional command-line arguments to be interpolated at the point where the @FILE expression appears. Each line in the file represents a separate command-line argument.|
|`@FILE` | Specifies the name (or path) of a FILE containing additional command-line arguments to be inserted at the point where the @FILE expression appears. Each line in the file represents one argument to the console runner. If an option takes a value, that value must appear on the same line.|
|`--test=FULLNAMES` | Comma-separated list of FULLNAMES of tests to run or explore. This option may be repeated. Note that this option is retained for backward compatibility. The --where option can now be used instead. |
|`--testlist=FILE` | The name (or path) of a FILE containing a list of tests to run or explore, one per line. May also include comment lines, indicated by `#` in the first column. |
|`--where=EXPRESSION` | An expression indicating which tests to run. It may specify test names, classes, methods, categories or properties comparing them to actual values with the operators ==, !=, =~ and !~. See [Test Selection Language](Test-Selection-Language.md) for a full description of the syntax. |
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