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It would be good to document in TestCase filter how to pass a --filter to filter a property for no value.
For example, consider a solution where most tests run without any dependencies, and so have no TestCategoryAttribute. However, some tests have dependencies such as other services running, that make them unsuitable for running on a CI build. These have a TestCategoryAttribute that state the dependencies. It would be useful to define a build that runs all the tests with no category. Something like ---filter TestCategory=''. Currently, there doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to do that.
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A related topic is that the page doesn't address whitespace in a value or quoting a value. If those were covered, the empty value case be taken care of inherently.
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It would be good to document in TestCase filter how to pass a
--filter
to filter a property for no value.For example, consider a solution where most tests run without any dependencies, and so have no
TestCategoryAttribute
. However, some tests have dependencies such as other services running, that make them unsuitable for running on a CI build. These have aTestCategoryAttribute
that state the dependencies. It would be useful to define a build that runs all the tests with no category. Something like---filter TestCategory=''
. Currently, there doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to do that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: