@RobSwDev If we took the breaking change, it should still be easy enough to create your custom STATestMethod, but inherit directly from TestMethodAttribute instead of STATestMethodAttribute. But I would like to understand more your scenario. What additional functionality you do add?

If your custom attribute overrides Execute method, do you add some logic before/after a base.Execute call? Does the extra logic require running on STA, or would you expect only base.Execute to run on STA? Or does it not matter at all for your scenario? Example:

public class DerivedSTATestMethodAttribute : STATestMethodAttribute
{
    public override TestResult[] Execute(ITestMethod testMethod)
    {
        // logic before base.Execute.
        // Do you expect this logic to be on STA? Or does it not matter for your scenario?
        base.Execute(testMethod); // calls the test method, which will run on STA thread.
        // logic after base.Execute.
        // Do you expect this logic to be on STA? Or does it not matter for your scenario?
    }
}

[MSTest][v4] STAThreadAttribute should be sealed #5693

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