Xunit has slowly but steadily been replacing NUnit as the favored testing framework. Virtually all open-source Microsoft code now uses Xunit as the unit-testing framework. The integration with .NET Core is thus also better, as Microsoft has invested in Xunit for its own software and thus has to keep it running. An example of this improved integration is the fact that there is an Xunit template available in the .NET CLI.
p.s. I'm already working on this :)
Xunit has slowly but steadily been replacing NUnit as the favored testing framework. Virtually all open-source Microsoft code now uses Xunit as the unit-testing framework. The integration with .NET Core is thus also better, as Microsoft has invested in Xunit for its own software and thus has to keep it running. An example of this improved integration is the fact that there is an Xunit template available in the .NET CLI.
p.s. I'm already working on this :)