Bug Report T1113502
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Code Coverage does not work in VS 2022 when MSTests are used

created 2 years ago

I just installed CodeRush.

Run Test with Coverage shows coverage 0% for all tests, all projects.

Please advice what to do to make Code Coverage work.
Attached CodeRush log files

Thank you,
Enrique

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Alex Eg (DevExpress) 2 years ago

    Hi Enrique,

    Thank you for the update. Now it's clear that the issue is project-independent. Please send us a sample project, and CodeRush (Support\Settings Folder…) and Visual Studio (Tools\Import and Export settings…) settings so we can try to reproduce the issue on our side.

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    Enrique Bustamante 1 2 years ago

      Alex Eg: attached please find requested files,
      Regards,
      Enrique

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      Alex Eg (DevExpress) 2 years ago

        Hi Enrique,

        Thank you for the valuable information. I reproduced the issue.

        At first glance, it seems that something is wrong with the MS Test support in VS 2022. We researched the issue and found that the xUnit and nUnit providers work correctly in this usage scenario.

        Answers approved by DevExpress Support

        created 2 years ago

        We have addressed the issue described in this ticket and will include a fix in our next maintenance update. Should you need to apply our fix prior to official release, you can request a hotfix here.

        Important Notes:

        • Hotfixes may be unavailable for Early Access/Beta builds or updates set for release within a week.
        • .NET only: in the NuGet Package Manager, use your personal NuGet feed and check the "Include prerelease" option to view the hotfix package in the "Updates" tab.
          Comments (3)
          DevExpress Support Team 2 years ago

            We have published the requested patched build and are looking forward to hearing about your results. Meanwhile, we would like to mark this ticket as Public, if you do not mind, to include it in the What's New lists for future maintenance updates.

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            Enrique Bustamante 1 2 years ago

              Yes, it is OK to make it public.
              Regards,
              Enrique

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              Przemyslaw Wlodarczak (DevExpress) 2 years ago

                Thank you, Enrique!

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