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Expand Up @@ -28,11 +28,17 @@ The other analyzer looks for classic model assertions (e.g. `Assert.AreEqual()`,

## Which version works with Unity Test Framework ##

If your Unity project is made by Unity under 2021.2, then use NUnit.Analyzers v2.x.
Use the following version depending on your project's Unity version:

If your Unity project is made by Unity 2021.2 or later, then use NUnit.Analyzers v3.3 (v3.4 or later of the analyzers does not work with Unity).
- Unity 2022.2 or newer: NUnit.Analyzer v3.9.0
- Unity 2021.2 or newer: NUnit.Analyzer v3.3.0
- Unity 2020.2 or newer: NUnit.Analyzer v2.10.0

You should use an analyzer built with the same version of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp as the one embedded in the Unity Editor.
> !NOTE
> Unity uses specific versions of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp, which means not all analyzer versions work with all Unity versions.

> !NOTE
> Unity Test Framework is based on NUnit3.5

## License ##

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