[Bug]: Documented workflow does not work in GitHub Actions

[vbreuss]

Description

According to the documentation, the following code should execute the tests in the build pipeline:

dotnet test --configuration Release --no-build --coverage --report-trx --results-directory ./TestResults

However the pipeline fails with MSB1001.

I also tried to run the command locally on the template project and get the same error:

Expected Behavior

A clear command to run TUnit with coverage information in a GitHub action build pipeline

Actual Behavior

The documented command fails

Steps to Reproduce

• Create a TUnit template project (dotnet new TUnit -n "MyTest")
• Run dotnet build --configuration Release --no-restore
• Run dotnet test --configuration Release --no-build --coverage --report-trx --results-directory ./TestResults

TUnit Version

1.5.53

.NET Version

.NET 8.0

Operating System

Windows

IDE / Test Runner

dotnet CLI (dotnet test / dotnet run)

Error Output / Stack Trace

Additional Context

No response

IDE-Specific Issue?

• I've confirmed this issue occurs when running via dotnet test or dotnet run, not just in my IDE

[thomhurst]

Are you using the .NET 10 SDK?

[vbreuss]

Are you using the .NET 10 SDK?

Yes, but it also does not work, when I upgrade the project to net10.

[thomhurst]

Looks like they still need a -- before them, even using the .NET 10 SDK

e.g. dotnet test -- --coverage instead of dotnet test --coverage

[vbreuss]

Looks like they still need a -- before them, even using the .NET 10 SDK

e.g. dotnet test -- --coverage instead of dotnet test --coverage

Also this does not work. I get a (different) error:

[vbreuss]

@thomhurst
The updated code in the documentation still does not work!

If I remove the arguments after --, the tests run, but don't generate the test result and coverage:

Is it not possible to use TUnit with the .NET10 SDK with code coverage?

[thomhurst]

This is weird. If you switch to dotnet run does it work?

[vbreuss]

This is weird. If you switch to dotnet run does it work?

Unfortunately not:

As I never used dotnet run before, how would I provide the solution file to it?