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The Microsoft.Testing.Platform hosts provides us a few bits out of the box, such as minimum-expected-tests.
Is there the ability for me within my framework to set a default value for a flag (that the user could then override?)
Currently, if I execute a test run that doesn't run any tests, the command doesn't return an exit code.
I'd like to change this, so setting a default value of 1.
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PS C:\git\TUnit\TUnit.TestProject> dotnet run --treenode-filter "/*/*/*/NonExistingTest" .NET Testing Platform v1.3.0-preview.24321.4+a25e08a44c (UTC 06/21/2024 00:00:00) [win10-x64 - .NET 7.0.20] Zero tests ran - Failed: 0, Passed: 0, Skipped: 0, Total: 0, Duration: 149ms - TUnit.TestProject.dll (win10-x64 - .NET 7.0.20)
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The Microsoft.Testing.Platform hosts provides us a few bits out of the box, such as minimum-expected-tests.
Is there the ability for me within my framework to set a default value for a flag (that the user could then override?)
Currently, if I execute a test run that doesn't run any tests, the command doesn't return an exit code.
I'd like to change this, so setting a default value of
1
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: