fix(tests): opt the scaffold into Microsoft.Testing.Platform - #423
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xUnit v3 4.x needs Microsoft.Testing.Platform on the .NET 10 SDK, which refuses the VSTest bridge, so a freshly generated project failed its first dotnet test. global.json now opts into that runner and the test project references the code coverage extension, so plain dotnet test passes and the shared run-dotnet-tests workflow collects Cobertura coverage once it supports the runner. Fixes #422. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe template now opts into Microsoft.Testing.Platform through Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Generated-project test and coverage jobs may fail until the shared test action supports the newly selected runner. Merge this alongside or after the compatible shared-action deployment. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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In `@tests/Example.Tests/Example.Tests.csproj`:
- Line 20: Update the shared run-dotnet-tests action to support
Microsoft.Testing.Platform coverage projects by using dotnet test --no-restore
with --coverage and cobertura output when
Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage is referenced, rather than passing
VSTest --collect and --logger options; deploy the equivalent of
devantler-tech/actions#1264 before retaining this package reference.
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Scope: global.json opts the template into Microsoft.Testing.Platform, tests/Example.Tests/Example.Tests.csproj adds Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage 18.11.2, and AGENTS.md describes both.
- Correctness: the
test.runnerkey sits under a new top-leveltestobject, alongsidesdk, which is where the .NET 10 SDK reads it.Validate Scaffoldat this head built the renamed template and ran its tests under this runner. The sharedrun-dotnet-testsaction detects this key and passes--coverageonly when the coverage extension is referenced, which this project now does. That shipped in actions#1264, released as v13.6.4. - Compatibility: the VSTest-era packages (
Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk,xunit.runner.visualstudio,coverlet.collector) stay. They are inert under the new runner, and removing them belongs with #421's AGENTS.md changes to avoid a conflict. Nothing here changes the library project. - Security: one new first-party Microsoft test dependency; dependency review passed at this head. No workflow, permission or secret change.
- Docs: AGENTS.md's structure line matches the files.
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Since xUnit v3 4.0, a project created from this template fails its very first
dotnet test: the new xUnit needs the Microsoft Testing Platform, which the .NET 10 SDK only uses when a project opts in. That is also why the scaffold check has been red on every pull request since the upgrade.What
The template now opts into that test runner and includes the coverage package it needs, so
dotnet testpasses and the scaffold check goes green again (it passed on this PR). The project docs describe the new setup.Merge order: land this with or after devantler-tech/actions#1264. Projects that run the shared .NET test action need its runner support; without it they would still fail, only with a different error. This repository itself does not currently run that shared test workflow on pull requests.
Fixes #422