run-tests

To run a specific subset of .NET tests, you apply framework-specific filters via dotnet test. The Skill identifies your test framework, like xUnit or NUnit, and generates the correct command syntax to execute only the selected category, class, or trait.

VSTest and Microsoft Testing Platform (MTP) are distinct test execution platforms requiring different dotnet test command syntax. The Skill detects whether your project uses VSTest or MTP, applying the correct SDK 8/9 or SDK 10+ argument rules to run tests safely.

To run only integration tests in a specific .NET csproj file, you pass the project path and a filter to the agent. The Skill determines the correct test platform and applies the matching filter syntax to execute your selected subset of tests.

Your dotnet test command may fail with incompatible flags due to changing argument rules between SDK 8/9 and SDK 10+ for MTP. The Skill prevents these errors by detecting the platform version and generating a command that avoids unsafe flag combinations.

Yes, dotnet test works with TUnit and MSTest frameworks. The Skill identifies common frameworks including MSTest, xUnit, NUnit, and TUnit, then generates the appropriate platform-aware command to execute your test suite correctly.