NUnitLite 3.13.3 (.NET Framework 4.5)
Copyright (c) 2022 Charlie Poole, Rob Prouse

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Usage: NUNITLITE-RUNNER assembly [options]
       USER-EXECUTABLE [options]

Runs a set of NUnitLite tests from the console.

Assembly:
      File name or path of the assembly from which to execute tests. Required
      when using the nunitlite-runner executable to run the tests. Not allowed
      when running a self-executing user test assembly.

Options:
      --test=NAMES           Comma-separated list of NAMES of tests to run or
                               explore. This option may be repeated.
      --testlist=PATH        File PATH containing a list of tests to run, one
                               per line. This option may be repeated.
      --prefilter=NAMES      Comma-separated list of NAMES of test classes or
                               namespaces to be loaded. This option may be
                               repeated.
      --where=EXPRESSION     Test selection EXPRESSION indicating what tests
                               will be run. See description below.
      --params, -p=VALUE     Define a test parameter.
      --timeout=MILLISECONDS Set timeout for each test case in MILLISECONDS.
      --seed=SEED            Set the random SEED used to generate test cases.
      --workers=NUMBER       Specify the NUMBER of worker threads to be used
                               in running tests. If not specified, defaults to
                               2 or the number of processors, whichever is
                               greater.
      --stoponerror          Stop run immediately upon any test failure or
                               error.
      --wait                 Wait for input before closing console window.
      --work=PATH            PATH of the directory to use for output files. If
                               not specified, defaults to the current
                               directory.
      --output, --out=PATH   File PATH to contain text output from the tests.
      --err=PATH             File PATH to contain error output from the tests.
      --result=SPEC          An output SPEC for saving the test results. This
                               option may be repeated.
      --explore[=SPEC]       Display or save test info rather than running
                               tests. Optionally provide an output SPEC for
                               saving the test info. This option may be
                               repeated.
      --noresult             Don't save any test results.
      --labels=VALUE         Specify whether to write test case names to the
                               output. Values: Off, On, All
      --test-name-format=VALUE
                             Non-standard naming pattern to use in generating
                               test names.
      --teamcity             Turns on use of TeamCity service messages.
      --trace=LEVEL          Set internal trace LEVEL.
                               Values: Off, Error, Warning, Info, Verbose (
                               Debug)
      --noheader, --noh      Suppress display of program information at start
                               of run.
      --nocolor, --noc       Displays console output without color.
      --help, -h             Display this message and exit.
      --version, -V          Display the header and exit.
Notes:
    * File names may be listed by themselves, with a relative path or 
      using an absolute path. Any relative path is based on the current 
      directory.

    * On Windows, options may be prefixed by a '/' character if desired

    * Options that take values may use an equal sign or a colon
      to separate the option from its value.

    * Several options that specify processing of XML output take
      an output specification as a value. A SPEC may take one of
      the following forms:
          --OPTION:filename
          --OPTION:filename;format=formatname

      The --result option may use any of the following formats:
          nunit3 - the native XML format for NUnit 3
          nunit2 - legacy XML format used by earlier releases of NUnit

      The --explore option may use any of the following formats:
          nunit3 - the native XML format for NUnit 3
          cases  - a text file listing the full names of all test cases.
      If --explore is used without any specification following, a list of
      test cases is output to the console.

