dotnet-xunit

You can write parameterized xUnit tests in .NET by decorating methods with [Theory] and supplying data via [InlineData], [MemberData], or [ClassData] attributes to execute the test logic against multiple input sets.

Manage shared test resources in xUnit by implementing IClassFixture or ICollectionFixture for database setup, and use IAsyncLifetime to handle asynchronous initialization and cleanup tasks efficiently.

Migrating xUnit tests from v2 to v3 involves adapting to key framework differences, utilizing updated custom assertions, and ensuring your .NET 8.0+ project aligns with the new v3 execution and analyzer rules.

Configure parallel test execution in xUnit by adjusting assembly or collection level settings to control test execution order and manage parallelism across your .NET test suite effectively.

xUnit v3 fully supports .NET 8.0+ projects, allowing you to capture test output directly within your methods and utilize analyzers to enforce robust unit testing practices during development.

Use xUnit class fixtures for shared resources across a single test class, and apply collection fixtures when multiple test classes need to share the exact same resource state across your .NET unit testing suite.