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Test coverage average coming as infinity
See original GitHub issueWe use coverlet with all our .NET Core projects(APIs, Libraries) and it works just fine for us.
Recently we have created one .NET Standard library and I have added .NET Core 2.2 xUnit test project in it with 2 tests. We have added coverlet.msbuild 2.5.1 nuget package to calculate the code coverage -
dotnet test -c Release --logger TRX /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=opencover /p:CoverletOutput=TestResults
It runs the tests, all tests are passing but the code coverage is showing as empty with average “infinity”. It is not even identifying module name. Please refer attached notepad file for sample output.
What’s going wrong here? Sample output.txt
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wow, okay. That fixed it. Can’t believe it is caused by using a project too simple though. Thanks a ton, I was stuck on this for the past hours. The INF% is probably caused by dividing by 0 then
Close because solved…feel free to re-open if needed