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Add a code coverage tool #16
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We'll have a hard time here and now... Not found so much alternatives for .NET Core so far:
I'll continue looking for alternatives |
@brendanburns any chance to get help from the .NET Core team? |
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Thx @brendanburns Looks like support for dotnet test w/ Coverage out of Windows is not that high in the vstest team backlog... Discussion switched to microsoft/vstest#981 I'll keep an eye on this. |
Looks like there is some progress. I'll have a look ASAP and see if is possible to add coverage. |
Almost a year and still don't have a solution to code coverage in .NET :( I've updated to latest coverlet bits and kubernetes-client/csharp. No luck, however. Microsoft official coverage tool is still a Visual Studio Enterprise feature, so I don't this neither a solution. Still waiting for a fix from Coverlet. (Anyone can help @tonerdo with this issue?) |
coverlet-coverage/coverlet#169 fixes the |
Tested with the latest release: https://www.nuget.org/packages/coverlet.msbuild/2.2.1 |
Thank you @tonerdo confirmed that is working with the broken branch I had to add coverage. Updating to the latest version and adding coverage to the project! |
#264 |
With a basic unit testing framework working, we definitely need a code coverage tool to guide us during the test process.
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