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<h2>Configuration Files</h2>
<p>NUnit uses configuration files for the test runner executable � either nunit-console.exe or
nunitgui.exe � as well as for the tests being run. Only settings that pertain to NUnit itself should be in
the nunit-console.exe.config and nunit-gui.exe.config, while those that pertain to your own
application and tests should be in a separate configuration file.</p>
<h3>NUnit Configuration Files</h3>
<p>One main purpose of the nunit-console and nunit-gui config files is to allow
NUnit to run with various versions of the .NET framework. NUnit is built using
versions 1.1 and 2.0 of the framework. The two builds are provided as separate
downloads and either build can be made to run against other versions of the CLR.</p>
<p>As delivered, the <startup> section of each config file is commented out,
causing NUnit to run with the version of .NET used to build it. If you uncomment
the <startup> section, the entries there control the order in which alternate
framework versions are selected.</p>
<h3>Test Configuration File</h3>
<p>When a configuration file is used to provide settings or to control the environment in which a test
is run, specific naming conventions must be followed.</p>
<p>If a single assembly is being loaded, then the configuration file is given the name of the assembly
file with the config extension. For example, the configuration file used to run nunit.tests.dll must
be named nunit.tests.dll.config and located in the same directory as the dll.</p>
<p>If an NUnit project is being loaded into a single AppDomain, the configuration file uses the
name of the project file with the extension <i>changed</i> to config. For example, the project
AllTests.nunit would require a configuration file named AllTests.config, located in the same
directory as AllTests.nunit. The same rule is followed when loading Visual Studio projects or solutions.</p>
<blockquote>
<p><b>Note:</b> The above only applies if a single AppDomain is being used. If an NUnit
project is loaded using a separate AppDomain for each assembly, then the individual
configuration files for each of the assemblies are used.
</blockquote>
<p>Generally, you should be able to simply copy your application config file and rename it as
described above.</p>
<p>In versions of NUnit prior to 2.6, it was possible to change the behavior of
NUnit by adding special sections to the test config file. This feature is no
longer supported.
<p>The following recommendations are provided in the case of each of the settings
that are no longer available:
<h4>OldStyleTestCases</h4>
<p>NUnit no longer recognizes test methods without attributes.Use <b>TestAttribute</b>.
<h4>ApartmentState</h4>
<p>We recommend the use of <b>RequiresSTAAttribute</b> or <b>RequiresMTAAttribute</b>
on those test cases, test fixtures or setup fixtures that require a particular apartment.
As a temporary measure, the nunit-console <b>-apartment</b> option may be used.
<h4>ThreadPriority</h4>
<p>This is no longer supported.
<h4>DefaultLogThreshold</h4>
<p>This is now controlled by a setting in the NUnit Gui runner.
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