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Is ReportGenerator working with .coveragexml file?
See original GitHub issueI’m having .coverage file as an output of code coverage tool in visual studio 2019.
I want to use the danielpalme/ReportGenerator action.
I can only convert my .coverage to a .coveragexml file.
Can I use the danielpalme/ReportGenerator action with .coveragexml file?
thank you.
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A little Powershell script should do the job:
The name of your input/output file.