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Allow glob pattern for project path(s)
See original GitHub issueThe proposal is simple: dotnet-test-explorer be able to pick up test projects from one or more specified glob patterns. Eg.: dotnet-test-explorer.testProjectPath: ["*.Tests", "tests/**"].
Today if you leave it blank, the extension will try to run dotnet tests on all projects in the root folder, polluting the console with error messages from non-test projects.
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@thiagomajesk, @teamdynamiq. I have something working for multiple projects. This is quite basic, multiple path without any sub folder discovering.
Here the changes : https://github.com/AlexTeixeira/vscode-dotnet-test-explorer/commit/b2669a4868ef7f07559721dfc46136375a681997
Now I need to work in the execution flow because the first project do not keep the test results
Edit
the next commit correct the execution flow 😃
Hi,
I investigate more about this, and found two pieces of code that are related to this.
The definition of
testProjectPathis in the package json. If I have some time, I will try to push a PR.I do not see any rules about pushing PR for this project. If someone is aware of that, please notify.