csharp-test-coverage

To find uncovered lines in C# test coverage, execute tests with coverlet to generate XML reports that pinpoint exact line numbers lacking test execution. This provides per-class and method line and branch coverage details.

Run dotnet tests with code coverage for specific classes by applying optional class filters to the test execution. This targets the analysis to focus solely on the code segments within those filtered classes.

Yes, you can filter C# test execution to analyze coverage for a single test class by applying optional test filters. This restricts the coverage report to only the tests matching the specified filter criteria.

You need coverlet to execute C# tests with coverage analysis and a Node.js script to parse the XML reports. ReportGenerator is also utilized to produce detailed per-class and method coverage outputs.

The best way to identify missing branch coverage in a dotnet project is using coverlet to run tests and parse the resulting XML reports. This highlights exact uncovered line numbers and branch gaps per method.

C# test coverage analysis requires a Node.js script to parse the XML coverage reports generated by coverlet. This parsing extracts the specific uncovered line numbers and per-method branch coverage data.