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I managed to get FIT up and running using fixtures implemented in C#. I really like the concept, but the infrastructure does not fit in my environment. FIT and source code management do not work together easily and having a Java server up and running to execute the tests is also not very nice.

Does anybody know similar tools which are better integrated into the .Net world?

Achim
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    Assuming you are using FitSharp (http://github.com/jediwhale/fitsharp) already. There is guidance on SO for handling sourcecode and FitNesse: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/249580/how-do-i-add-fitnesse-pages-to-version-control – Brett Veenstra Jul 14 '10 at 17:59

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Storyteller by Jeremy D. Miller.

I think this has moved to http://storyteller.github.io/, but I am leaving the old link in the answer as it may be a different project.

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  • Very interesting project that I'd never heard of before. Very professional looking site (the GitHub one), they've obviously spent a fair bit of time on it. And the site mentions StoryTeller works with .NET Core so it's obviously under active development in 2016-17. It looks to me similar to Robot Framework but without the hassle of having to write test code in Python. – Simon Elms Jun 10 '17 at 09:06
  • BTW, it does look like the same project in the Tigris and GitHub links. Jeremy Miller turns up in the forum posts on the GitHub site. – Simon Elms Jun 10 '17 at 09:14
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And I hear FitNesse should work too.

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SpecFlow does a similar job in a different way, and there's also Cucumber for .Net - Cuke4Nuke (although this can be a little tricky to get running as it uses Ruby).

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  • SpecFlow seems to be the best choice. I like that it's based on proven technology like NUnit, ... – Achim Jul 06 '10 at 18:24