public void Prepare(Project testProject, ConfigurationSelector configuration)
{
var unitTestDll = testProject.GetOutputFileName(configuration).ToString();
var instrumentationHelper = new InstrumentationHelper(new ProcessExitHandler(), new RetryHelper(), fileSystem);
var coverage = new CoverletCoverage(unitTestDll,
new string[0], // Include Filters
new string[0], // Include directories
new string[0], // Exclude Filters
new string[0], // Excluded Source Files
new string[0], // Exclude Attributes
false, // Include test assembly
false, // Single hit
null, // Merge with
false, // Use source link
logger,
instrumentationHelper,
fileSystem);
coverage.PrepareModules();
projectCoverageMap[new Tuple <Project, ConfigurationSelector>(testProject, configuration)] = coverage;
}
public static void OnTestExecutionStarting(object sender, OperationStateChangedEventArgs stateArgs)
{
_coverageSession = new Dictionary <string, Coverlet.Core.Coverage>();
// You can get this lovely DLL in your visual studio directory Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestWindow.Core.dll
// var g = ((Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestWindow.Controller.Request)stateArgs.Operation);
// If you know a better to get the actual "DLL path" without doing a Directory.Get files.. please let me know
try
{
// This works for VS2017 but not for 2019 due to them sealing the DLL's
// Track this for the fix https://github.com/ppumkin/PrestoCoverage/issues/17
var testRequestConfiguration = stateArgs.Operation.GetType()
.GetProperty("Configuration", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance)
.GetValue(stateArgs.Operation) as Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestWindow.Controller.TestRunConfiguration;
if (testRequestConfiguration.Debug)
{
return;
}
foreach (var testDll in testRequestConfiguration.TestSources)
{
//Hacky McHack face here. lots of cool settings and stuff we can expand on but this just gets it going bare bones
var _coverage = new Coverlet.Core.Coverage(testDll, new string[0], new string[0], new string[0], new string[0],
new string[0], true, string.Empty, false, null);
_coverage.PrepareModules();
_coverageSession.Add(testDll, _coverage);
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return;
}
}