Support for dotCover configuration file
See original GitHub issueAs described in the help, dotCover can also be called with a configuration file
:
dotCover cover <configuration file name> [parameters]
I guess this is especially interesting for specifying filters. Since they might be reused from within the IDE at some point.
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Hi I found some time on vacation to properly rebase branch and squash - now in pull https://github.com/cake-build/cake/pull/2213
Permission disappeared when PR closed, unfortunately GitHub won’t allow you to reopen a PR , you could push branch to your personal repo and open new PR, original issuer would still get attribution for the commit.