Paul "Code Grump" Turner
Paul "Code Grump" Turner
This PR replaces https://github.com/SpecFlowOSS/SpecFlow/pull/1691
It looks like the build failure might be transient. Is there any way to run the failed test again?
Thanks for checking it out, @SabotageAndi. The failure to generate feature-files for classic project formats is pretty unexpected. I'm going to guess that the property I've tried to use wasn't...
I'm using Visual Studio Professional 2019 (16.6.0)
I've cloned and built the master branch of the test project as a baseline. In the cases where source link is working, I can see `#line` directives being emitted in...
The outstanding issue is having the Visual Studio Test Explorer be able to link the test to its source source (the .scenario file). If anybody could produce a source file...
> The issue here I think is because the files are generated at build time and Test Explorer does not read the pdb. The current code-generation also runs at build-time,...
At present, everything works correctly with this feature branch _except_ the navigation to source in Test Explorer. The expectation is that the explorer should link to the feature file, not...
There's no simple repro for this at the moment, but I could create a repo which simulates the generator: - Having a feature file in the source tree - Including...
> I got this working. Initially I tried my changes in master branch. When I applied my changes on top of this PR, navigation from Test Explorer to feature file...