Add xUnit migration tips - #3141
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Thanks for the contribution @fuguiKz. |
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Thanks @jnyrup! The Contributor License Grant section is in the PR description, and I've checked the acceptance checkbox. Let me know if you'd prefer it formatted differently. |
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Thanks @jnyrup — good catch. Added a "Migrating from xUnit" entry to docs/_data/navigation.yml (linking to /tips/#xunit-migration) and pushed an update. Also re-ran ./build.sh --target spellcheck locally. |
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Fixes #2215
Adds an xUnit migration section to the Tips page (mirroring the existing MSTest Migration section) and provides side-by-side snippet + failure-message comparisons.
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