Re: runtime skip of a testfixture

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Schnick, Michael wrote:
> Hi Sean,
>=20
> I think including an Assert.Fail() should be enough in the TestSetUp or=

> TestFixtureSetup so that the test suite is not run.
> I'm using these in my tests as well so I can see if the preparations
> have actually been handled correctly.
>=20
> Best regards
> Michael Schnick

This still generates a failure on the test, which is not what I want.  I
want to skip the test, no harm / no foul, and move on from there.  Test
fails will break all the reporting tools up the stack and make them
think there was legitimately a fail, which there wasn't.

	-Sean

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