Update to xunit 3 #297
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Bump Microsoft.Extensions.* and Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk package versions to latest patch releases in both main and example projects. Update Azure Pipelines to use .NET SDK 9.0.301 and increment revision. Improve null safety and type resolution in TestPriorityOrderer, and update example tests to use cancellation tokens with Task.Delay.
Arash-Sabet
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Jul 6, 2025
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Updated packages to new major version of xunit. Unit tests succeed but I dont know if the changes, especially in TestPriorityOrderer are sufficient. There are null reference warnings because properties of ITestCase are nullable.
I also have no idea what strategy would be best in terms of versioning. Xunit chose to publish completely new packages...