run-toolset-tests

Push the current branch to dotnet/roslyn and trigger the razor-toolset-ci pipeline.

4|1|Updated May 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/CoolCoderSuper/vb-ls --skill run-toolset-tests
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Skill: run-toolset-tests
Source: https://github.com/CoolCoderSuper/vb-ls/tree/main/roslyn/.github/skills/run-toolset-tests
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CoolCoderSuper/vb-ls --skill run-toolset-tests

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Pushes the current branch to dotnet/roslyn and triggers the razor-toolset-ci Azure DevOps pipeline to build and validate the Razor toolset against large third-party projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Push current branch to dotnet/roslyn to initiate an automated toolset test run.
  • Trigger the razor-toolset-ci pipeline to assemble the toolset and verify compatibility with projects like MudBlazor, OrchardCore, ASP.NET Core.
  • Receive a results workflow that reports success or failure and guidance for remediation.

Quick Start

Push the current branch to dotnet/roslyn and trigger the razor-toolset-ci pipeline.

Frequently Asked Questions about run-toolset-tests

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I trigger Razor toolset tests against third-party projects like MudBlazor or OrchardCore?

Triggering Razor toolset tests requires pushing your current branch to the dotnet/roslyn remote on GitHub, which automatically starts the razor-toolset-ci Azure DevOps pipeline to validate compatibility against large third-party projects.

What is the razor-toolset-ci Azure DevOps pipeline used for?

The razor-toolset-ci Azure DevOps pipeline is used to assemble the Razor toolset and verify its compatibility across large third-party projects, receiving a results workflow that reports success or failure with guidance for remediation.

Do I need push access to dotnet/roslyn to run automated toolset validation?

Yes, you need push access to dotnet/roslyn to create toolset-test branches for automated runs, along with a configured remote to the repository to successfully trigger the pipeline.

Can I validate ASP.NET Core compatibility using the Razor toolset CI pipeline?

Yes, validating ASP.NET Core compatibility is supported by pushing your current branch to dotnet/roslyn, which triggers the razor-toolset-ci pipeline to build and verify the Razor toolset against ASP.NET Core and other large projects.

What should I do if the Razor toolset test pipeline reports a failure?

If the Razor toolset test pipeline reports a failure, you should follow the remediation guidance provided in the results workflow to identify and resolve the compatibility issues found during the automated build and validation process.