I have replied to the GH ticket with the various links. In your case, it seems that you want to build a custom reporter. We have a message bus on which you can subscribe to some events (node changed in this case).
February 17, 2025 at 3:04 PM
I have replied to the GH ticket with the various links. In your case, it seems that you want to build a custom reporter. We have a message bus on which you can subscribe to some events (node changed in this case).
Is actually linked to VSTest and cannot be handled by MTP. To pass down arguments to MTP, you will need to use -- (e.g. dotnet test -- --report-trx). We know this is a big bang approach and that is not appreciated but we have spent ages trying to work out how to have a smooth upgrade while having
February 17, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Is actually linked to VSTest and cannot be handled by MTP. To pass down arguments to MTP, you will need to use -- (e.g. dotnet test -- --report-trx). We know this is a big bang approach and that is not appreciated but we have spent ages trying to work out how to have a smooth upgrade while having
Hey thanks for the ping. So there are a couple of things here. 1/ VSTest was mixing up everything under logger concept and MTP doesn't (we have loggers and reporters), the TRX is a report and not a log. 2/ As documented, dotnet test is currently bound to VSTest without any abstraction so any arg
February 17, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Hey thanks for the ping. So there are a couple of things here. 1/ VSTest was mixing up everything under logger concept and MTP doesn't (we have loggers and reporters), the TRX is a report and not a log. 2/ As documented, dotnet test is currently bound to VSTest without any abstraction so any arg
MSTest is one of the test frameworks that supports both VSTest platform and MTP. If you are talking MTP vs VSTest then it's faster (at least 30% drop in overhead), more reliable, more modular, can run anywhere and supports all .net features (trimming, native aot...)
February 11, 2025 at 6:58 AM
MSTest is one of the test frameworks that supports both VSTest platform and MTP. If you are talking MTP vs VSTest then it's faster (at least 30% drop in overhead), more reliable, more modular, can run anywhere and supports all .net features (trimming, native aot...)