Capturing console output in xUnit 2 is annoying, as you have to work with test classes and constructor injection. Writing the code to support this is annoying, complex and brittle. An option might be to use NUnit as the test framework.
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46405753/how-do-i-get-nunit3-console-to-output-my-debug-to-screen-on-a-windows-box
Side note: due to us using FsUnit, the actual test code might not even change much.
Capturing console output in xUnit 2 is annoying, as you have to work with test classes and constructor injection. Writing the code to support this is annoying, complex and brittle. An option might be to use NUnit as the test framework.
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46405753/how-do-i-get-nunit3-console-to-output-my-debug-to-screen-on-a-windows-box
Side note: due to us using FsUnit, the actual test code might not even change much.