Andrew Lock • 8/19/2025

Converting an xUnit test project to TUnit

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This technical article details the author's experience converting a .NET test project from xUnit to the new TUnit framework. It explains TUnit's features like source-generated tests and parallel execution, benchmarks its performance gains, and walks through the rationale and process for migrating an existing test suite, including potential issues encountered.

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