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C# 9 record types show as a miss
See original GitHub issueAs you can see on line 32, my tests are running the PathCount constructor (and are elsewhere calling both getters), but is being registered as a miss.
Version Info
- Target Framework:
.net5.0 - coverlet.collector: 1.3.0
- coverlet.msbuild: 2.9.0
If I have some time tomorrow, I’ll try to create an MVCE.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:7
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@MarcoRossignoli I think I’ll have some time tomorrow to test it out. I’ll get back to you.
Done! I wasn’t sure if you wanted to leave it open until it was released or not. Thanks for the great tools!