How to create Xunit tests that are skippable in some environments
In this video Andrew shows how to create a skippable attribute. This attribute can be used to select tests to run. For instance if you want a test to only run in a specific environment like Windows or Linux. First you see how to create the attribute for a Fact and then you see how it works for a Theory.
This can be a lot more effective allowing your developers to write useful tests that can't be run on a continuous integration environment. They can run them locally and keep them checked in and they will just be skipped on the build environment.
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