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vstest.console creates TestResults folder in the working directory to place test results. This folder is used by logger extension like logger:trx to create log file under it. This test results folder is overrideable using runsettings.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RunSettings>
<!-- Configurations that affect the Test Framework -->
<RunConfiguration>
<ResultsDirectory>c:\temp\TestResults</ResultsDirectory>
</RunConfiguration>
</RunSettings>
It need to be exposed as a first class argument --ResultsDirectory|/ResultsDirectory
dotnet test need to also accept such argument -rd | --resultsDirectory
but it will build a folder structure below it to support multi TFM. These nested folders will likely be passed by dotnet test to vstest using runsettings or --ResultsDirectory
Description
vstest.console creates TestResults folder in the working directory to place test results. This folder is used by logger extension like logger:trx to create log file under it. This test results folder is overrideable using runsettings.
It need to be exposed as a first class argument --ResultsDirectory|/ResultsDirectory
dotnet test
need to also accept such argument -rd | --resultsDirectorybut it will build a folder structure below it to support multi TFM. These nested folders will likely be passed by dotnet test to vstest using runsettings or --ResultsDirectory
In such cases - test results for multiple test runs one for each TFM needs to be placed under separate folders like build.
Suggest folder structure like this.
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