Extensions to the `dotnet test` command that enable code coverage reporting (using OpenCover) and a few other bonus features. NOTE: Due to OpenCover being Windows only, this tool will only work on Windows Features 1. Run `dotnet test` with code coverage tracking by OpenCover 2. Generate cobertura covberage results (useful for VSTS/TFS coverage reporting). 3. Generate an HTML coverage report 4. Discover all test projects in a folder and run tests for all of them (not natively supported by `dotnet test`). Works nicely with `dotnet watch` for continuous testing of an entire solution See https://github.com/duanemck/dotnet-testx for more details
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Extensions to the `dotnet test` command that enable code coverage reporting (using OpenCover) and a few other bonus features. NOTE: Due to OpenCover being Windows only, this tool will only work on Windows Features 1. Run `dotnet test` with code coverage tracking by OpenCover 2. Generate cobertura covberage results (useful for VSTS/TFS coverage reporting). 3. Generate an HTML coverage report 4. Discover all test projects in a folder and run tests for all of them (not natively supported by `dotnet test`). Works nicely with `dotnet watch` for continuous testing of an entire solution See https://github.com/duanemck/dotnet-testx for more details
We found that dotnet-testx demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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