How to get SpecFlow working with xUnit.net as the test runner

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I'm trying to use xUnit.net as the test runner for SpecFlow. The SpecFlow 1.2 binaries from the official download area don't contain an xUnit.net provider but the master branch on GitHub has one, so I build SpecFlow.Core.dll from that. I'm using xUnit.net 1.5.

However, when I change the unitTestProvider name in the app.config in my spec project, I get a null reference custom tool error and the generated .feature.cs file is the single line:

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Has anyone succeeded in getting SpecFlow to work with xUnit.net? If so, how?

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