... very natural, and once I started doing it, I was like "Gee, this is what the hype is about!". I had been looking at NUnit, xUnit, Gallio, etc.. for a while, but never got to experience that moment. This is akin to my experience with Python -- even though I had worked in an OO .Net ...

Some people are doing exactly what you describe. Plus, when you do unit testing in C#, you normally put the classes to be tested in a separate DLL anyway, so that part is not any different. Having "Foo.dll" and "Foo.Test.dll" is a typical approach. But this client is very picky a...

I can understand that your client wouldn't want you to do this, but what about using Cobra as a unit test framework for .NET? I'm thinking that you could compile, for example, the C# classes you want to test into an assembly (not sure what else you would compile C# to) and then your Cobra program co...

... more thoroughly as way to see where we can improve. At some point, it would be nice if Cobra had options like -test-target:nunit and -test-target:gallio so that its unit tests could be put through a test runner.

I just noticed that Gallio/MbUnit 3.1 was released recently. You can find it at http://www.gallio.org/ with release notes here. And there is a book!

I have stubbed out a Gallio wiki page for notes and tips.