Zanebug Config Files
Custom configuration settings can be passed to a test assembly. Each test assembly that is loaded is passed the Zanebug .config file (Zanebug.GUI.exe.config or Zanebug.Console.exe.config). Any custom settings that you provide in these files will be passed to the underlying test assembly. Simply add your information to either of these files.
Custom Config Files
Another option is to specify your own config file at run-time. This can be done by naming a .config file after your .dll. For example, MyTest.dll would have a corresponding MyTest.dll.config file. Zanebug will automatically recognize this file and use it in place of the Zanebug .config files.
If your TestAssembly uses NUnit or a previous version of Zanebug, you will need to copy the <assemblyBinding> node and all its contents from the Zanebug .config file (located in the <runtime> node) to your custom .config file. Your tests will not run without this. This allows execution for NUnit tests or previous Zanebug versions to execute in the current Zanebug engine.