How to check if test is failing in XUnit
In xUnit, test failures are typically detected and reported automatically by the test runner. When a test fails, the xUnit framework raises an exception, and the test runner logs the failure, providing information about what went wrong. You don't need to explicitly check if a test is failing; the framework handles this for you. However, if you need to take specific actions or perform additional checks when a test fails, you can do so using test attributes and exception handling. Here's how you can approach this in xUnit: 1. **Exception Handling**: - You can use a `try...catch` block in your test code to capture exceptions that occur during test execution. If an exception is caught, you can perform additional actions, such as logging or cleanup. ```csharp [Fact] public void MyTest() { try { // Your test code here } catch (Exception ex) { // Test failed - handle the exception Console.WriteLine($&q