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When running a command for tests, we have an autogenerated class from a dependency that has an attribute we want to be excluded. We have this specified in a runsettings file. The format of the file and the attributes look correct and no errors are occurring. The test settings file is correctly found and loaded according to the binlog.
According to the troubleshooting docs, I posted both to log text files and the bin log, but it does not say coverlet is excluding the defined attribute exclusions. We also have the flag to have tests excluded.
We were on 3.2, but I updated to 6.0.0 and we are using .NET 6.
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When running a command for tests, we have an autogenerated class from a dependency that has an attribute we want to be excluded. We have this specified in a runsettings file. The format of the file and the attributes look correct and no errors are occurring. The test settings file is correctly found and loaded according to the binlog.
dotnet test ./Service.sln --logger trx --results-directory ${{ github.workspace }}/TestResults --settings:./test.runsettings --collect:"XPlat Code Coverage" --diag:./binlog/log.txt
According to the troubleshooting docs, I posted both to log text files and the bin log, but it does not say coverlet is excluding the defined attribute exclusions. We also have the flag to have tests excluded.
We were on 3.2, but I updated to 6.0.0 and we are using .NET 6.
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