Full coverage of Solution

[AlbertoMonteiro]

Is there any way to include in coverage even the projects that are not reference but they are in the solution??

The given example: https://github.com/AlbertoMonteiro/CoverageSample

Its generates 100% coverage, but I have 2 class lib projects and one test project, the test project only reference one of class lib, and whe I run dotnet test --collect:"XPlat Code Coverage" then I use reportgenerator to get the html report using dotnet reportgenerator -reports:"**/coverage.cobertura.xml" -targetdir:"coverage" -reporttypes:"HTML;TextSummary" it shows 100% coverage.

But I wanted that the other project that doesnt have any test to be showed as well, so for that sample would be 50% code coverage instead 100%.

[daveMueller]

Yes you can with the include filters. For instance if you use the --include-directory filter with the global tool like this:

"D:\Repos\CoverageSample1498\test\CoverageSample.TestProject\bin\Debug\net7.0\CoverageSample.TestProject.dll" --target "dotnet" --targetargs "test D:\Repos\CoverageSample1498\test\CoverageSample.TestProject --no-build" --include-directory "D:\Repos\CoverageSample1498\src\CoverageSample.ProjectB\bin\Debug\net7.0"

you get the following result:

The same also works with the collector. For instance like:

dotnet test --collect:"XPlat Code Coverage" -- DataCollectionRunSettings.DataCollectors.DataCollector.Configuration.IncludeDirectory="D:\Repos\CoverageSample1498\src\CoverageSample.ProjectB\bin\Debug\net7.0"

you get a result like

You can find some more infos about the filters here:
coverlet.console
coverlet.msbuild
coverlet.collector

[AlbertoMonteiro]

Dave tyvm for the answer. I used the collector alternative, worked pretty nice!