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I realize this isn�t a pure .net question; however, maybe there are some extream programmers who have used or are using NUnit to develop good .net applications.

 

I just got a copy of NUnit today and I love it. However, I can�t seem to use trace and debug classes while also using NUnit. NUnit treats the debug or trace code as errors when running the NUnit tests. Is this the way it is supposed to work or am I missing something?

 

The reason I am a bit concerned about this is because I would like to be able to turn tracing on and off in a production app as well as provide different custom logs. I am not sure if I want to give up the trace and debug abilities in .net to use NUnit.

 

Mike

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