Fix running play-mode tests in player #673
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I was not able to run play-mode tests using the Zenject.SceneTestFixture in a player (instead of in the Editor) until I removed the restriction to the Editor platform for the Zenject-TestFramework asmdef. It makes kind of sense, as it will be running on other platforms, not in the Editor. I guess the reason for having it there is to prevent Unity from including the test framework in the actual builds. I think this can be acheived as well with adding the "UNITY_INCLUDE_TESTS" constraint. Could you double-check if that works for you?
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I was not able to run play-mode tests using the Zenject.SceneTestFixture in a player (instead of in the Editor) until I removed the restriction to the Editor platform for the Zenject-TestFramework asmdef. It makes kind of sense, as it will be running on other platforms, not in the Editor.
I guess the reason for having it there is to prevent Unity from including the test framework in the actual builds. I think this can be achieved as well by adding the "UNITY_INCLUDE_TESTS" constraint. Could you double-check if that works for you?