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Error "Could not find file "
See original GitHub issueCould you please take a look at this and see if it falls within your realm: https://github.com/xunit/xunit/issues/1909
What the xunit guys are suggesting is definitely not within the realm of my project. Something changed within the host environment that perhaps now requires a different set of arguments for dotnet test. Thank you.
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Hi - yes, I tried few variations of those: excluding “xunit” worked - thank you!
However, I still find it weird that this started happening with no actual changes within compiled/tested source files or the script-file that actually executes
dotnet testor any of the involved file-locations. Perhaps I’m overlooking a forced nuget-package version change or something. I’ll watch for this. Thank you!Let us know if you need further help!Happy coding!