Richard Werkman

@rouke-broersma So one can install a custom mutator by adding it as a nuget reference in the test project? How would that work with multi project runs and solution runs?...

We could also remove the case as a whole. Maybe that tells us more about the testing than switching the values? Some values could even be duplicate, thus switching them...

The issue should be fixed in release 1.4.1! Please let us know if you need help with your custom runner. I wanted to warn you that (as you noticed) nobody...

I'm open to extra Linq mutations, we do the same for Binary mutations. Could you think of more extra mutations that would add value? It would be nice to think...

I suspect you must have the character `[` in your filepath. When I try it locally I see your error:  So the easy fix would be to remove the...

Explaination: we use a package Spectre.Console to give color to our console messages using the format `[red]myredtext[/]`. If you have a `[` in your filepath it will try to parse...

I have retraced this to be a bug in Spectre.Console. https://github.com/spectreconsole/spectre.console/issues/903

It would have my preference to solve this without introducing new stryker config options. Could we read the msbuild properties from your project file? We have buildalyzer analysing the whole...

@oicguy You could try to set the `MSBuildExtensionsPath` variable explicitly for now by placing it in your csproj file or as environment variable. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2876824/overriding-msbuildextensionspath-in-the-msbuild-task-is-flaky If that works that is...

Sorry the link was mainly meant to show how to override the variable, not the flaky msbuild behaviour. I didn't understand it was so important that the variable stays flexible....