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I am creating tests using Selenium WebDriver and Visual Studio 2010 for a different amount of projects, verifying elements of webpage (classame, id..).
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Some of my developer colleagues are using Mac or they dont want install Visual Studio in their machines. So here is the question, in order to run my created tests (or future ones), there is any way to run them without Visual Studio and in an easy way? Any help or advice appreciated! :D
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Of course it can be accomplished with command line. All you need to do is use NUnit console and reference to the test dll
That's how we also run selenium tests on windows machine which do not have VS installed. See this. More about NUnit commmand line options here