Read out single and summary coverage(without Regex)
See original GitHub issueI have the issue that I need to read out the coverage results from coverlet. Is it possible to get the values of single and summary coverage of the results in a practical way (without using string or regex operations)?
Example:
Write-Host hashtable["Project.UnitTest.dll"]
>> "41.89", "74.54", "70.87"
Write-Host hashtable["Total"]
>> "41.89", "74.54", "70.87"
Write-Host hashtable["Average"]
>> "41.89", "74.54", "70.87"
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@MarcoRossignoli found a solution thats works for me. I found out that all these information can easily extract from the report. Thanks for all.
Great!