RE: NUnit Version Numbering

Hi Gert,

> Charlie, apart from the increased size of the installer, are there any
> objections for
> Including separate versions of NUnit built targeting each specific
> supported
> framework ?
> 
> Meaning, you'd have an installer containing NUNit versions for:
> 
> Microsoft .NET 1.0
> Mono 1.0 profile / Microsoft .NET 1.1
> Mono 2.0 profile / Microsoft .NET 2.0

The main objection is that you need to know what version of NUnit to run,
depending on what you're testing. That's particularly hard if you're using
the GUI, and switching between applications.

Of course, it isn't that clean right now, since you have to modify either
the config or the command line argument anyway. But with a long-term goal of
running one copy of NUnit for everything, that sounds like a step I the
wrong direction.

The other issue is that we'd need to improve our installation technology
first. Doing what you suggest with a VS deployment project sounds pretty
tough. We're working on that though.

Charlie
 
> Gert
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