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v0.13.5: GlobalCleanup Console.WriteLine output messed within //AfterActualRun area (fine in 0.13.2)
Hi there, today I updated from 0.13.2 to the latest version 0.13.5 and recognized that my `Console.WriteLine` outputs are now messed up within the `//AfterActualRun` output area of the log...
Jobs with provided Ids pass along those Ids when modifications are made. CsProj is always generated with the same filename `BenchmarkDotNet.Autogenerated.csproj`. When `--keepFiles` is specified, the generated directory uses the...
Benchmarking using Mono as a runtime on Linux seems to be broken since 0.13.3, with an error message saying "The Roslyn toolchain is only supported on .NET Framework". This leads...
Hello, I've noticed, that in BenchmarkDotNet.Tests.Exporters.VerifiedFiles.CommonExporterVerifyTests was todo to add CsvExporter and CsvMeasurementsExporter, so I added them and mocked verified.txt files.
Is there a way to have a property set by `[Params]` or `[ParamSource]` where one of the parameters is the baseline?
If you have something like this ```csharp public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { BenchmarkSwitcher.FromAssembly(typeof(Program).Assembly).RunAllJoined(); } private static readonly Guid GuidValue = Guid.NewGuid(); private static readonly string...
When I have a `MsBuildArgument` whose value ends in a backslash, there is an error somewhere along the intermediate code generation that causes the generated program to receive malformed arguments,...
I'm new to this project and enjoying it so far. It seems to me like a possible low hanging fruit to add an option that when you are exporting both...
## Description If the same exporter is defined in several levels (assembly and class) with different parameters, they are not merged. ## Steps to Reproduce 1. Download attachment 2. Decompress...
Fixes #1700 ### Problem Starting with #1796 PR (#1700 issue), only one exporter per type can be. #### This means that the following cases stopped working in 0.13.2: ```C# //...
