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CollectFromChildProcesses supported?
See original GitHub issueWith the Microsoft CodeCoverage collector it is possible to collect code coverage from child processes via the following setting in the .runsettings file:
<CollectFromChildProcesses>True</CollectFromChildProcesses>
It this also possible with coverlet.collector?
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@MarcoRossignoli OK, I see. This double backslash escaping is not a problem. Instrumentation of modules also works when the directory names have double backslashes as a path separator.
I’m closing this. Thanks a lot for your support!
Happens again, created new issue #1338.