Code Coverage .NET
The article discusses code coverage techniques for .NET projects, focusing on the use of Coverlet and built-in dotnet test commands. It outlines the steps to generate coverage reports and highlights the advantages of using Coverlet for CI/CD integration. Additionally, it explains how to set coverage thresholds to ensure code quality.
- ▪For .NET projects, code coverage can be achieved using Coverlet or the built-in dotnet test command.
- ▪The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to install Coverlet and generate HTML reports from coverage data.
- ▪Coverlet offers better integration with CI/CD processes and allows for flexible reporting and threshold settings.
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