Enforce explicit MTP CLI flags for dotnet test with treenode-filter syntax.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: dotnet-mtp Source: https://github.com/mdementyev/my-claude-harness/tree/main/skills/dotnet-mtp Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mdementyev/my-claude-harness --skill dotnet-mtp
Microsoft Testing Platform (MTP) replaces VSTest as the test runner for modern .NET test frameworks (TUnit, MSTest 3.x+). It requires explicit CLI flags for solutions and projects, and uses a non-obvious treenode-filter syntax for selecting tests. It also handles code coverage collection with the --coverage flag and guidance on avoiding VSTest's legacy --collect mechanism.
Run dotnet test with explicit --solution or --project flags and a valid --treenode-filter expression to target tests.
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Microsoft Testing Platform requires explicit flags to run dotnet test for a specific project, enforcing the use of the --project flag with your project path. This ensures reliable project-level test execution across modern .NET frameworks like TUnit and MSTest.
The treenode-filter in Microsoft Testing Platform uses a four-level path pattern of Assembly, Namespace, Class, and Method. You apply logical operators within the --treenode-filter expression to precisely target specific tests for execution.
Microsoft Testing Platform works with both TUnit and MSTest 3.x+ scenarios as the modern test runner replacing VSTest. It supports solution-level and project-level runs with explicit CLI flags and advanced test filtering across both frameworks.
To collect code coverage in Microsoft Testing Platform, you enable and configure it via the explicit --coverage flag and related options. Avoid VSTest's legacy --collect mechanism and follow MTP's recommended best practices for reliable coverage data.
Your dotnet test command fails because Microsoft Testing Platform enforces explicit CLI flags for solutions, requiring the --solution flag instead of relying on implicit discovery. Applying explicit --solution usage ensures correct solution-level execution.
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