Specifications

Specifications are descriptions of work we are doing or plan to do. They may vary in degree of specificity and the actual code may sometimes deviate from the spec as work progresses, without necessarily going back to change the spec. When the work is done, the spec is removed from the wiki or incorporated into a tech note as needed.

Component	Title	Status	Notes
General	Test Discovery and Execution API Specs	Draft
	Parallel Test Execution Specs	Complete
	Linux Makefiles Specs	Draft
	Addins Specs	Implemented
	NUnit Settings Specs	Draft
	Packages Specs	Draft
Framework	Framework Api Specs	Review
	Framework Attribute Support Specs	Review
	Framework Distributions Specs	Revise
	NUnitLite Unification Specs	Review
	NUnitLite Portable Specs	Review
	Include and Exclude Attributes Specs	Review
	Warning Level Assert Specs	Review
	Multiple Asserts Specs	Review
	File Directory and Path Assertions Specs	Ongoing
	Extended Constraint Syntax Specs	Revise
	Dynamic Test Cases Specs	Revise
	Framework Parallel Test Execution Specs	Implementing
	Text Output from Tests Specs	Draft
	Generation of Test Names Specs	Draft
	Parameterized Test Fixtures Specs	Draft
	Test Dependency Attribute Specs	Draft
Test Engine	Test Engine Specs
	Test Engine Api Specs
	Engine Driver Api Specs
	Engine Parallel Test Execution Specs	Complete
	Mini-Engine Specs
	Engine Addins Specs
Console Runner	Console Runner Specs	Update
	Command Line Options Specs	Review
	TeamCity Service Messages Specs	Draft

#####Notes:

• Rewrite means an old version is available but it needs to be rewritten, possibly completely.
• Revise means an old version is available, which needs revision - less than rewrite, more than update.
• Update means an old version is available, which needs some updating.
• Draft means a draft spec is available.
• Reviewing means the spec is finished and is under review.
• Complete means the spec is complete and has been reviewed.
• Implementing means the spec is complete and the code is being worked on.
• Implemented means the code has been written and merged.
• Ongoing means this is a document that will continue to be updated.