I read your post better. From what I understand, the dotnet test command fails, right? I see you are passing the coverage.xml as a parameter to dotnet test… Please read the manual of the command: dotnet test command - .NET CLI | Microsoft Learn
dotnet test [<PROJECT> | <SOLUTION> | <DIRECTORY> | <DLL>]
I did re-read the manual and I did re-try my procedure.
It still failed. I was able to work around the issue using Visual Studio Enterprise and taking the code coverage details from there and creating the Client Deck.
I know for sure I am doing something wrong.
When I have time again to resume this issue, I will update the thread.
Thank you very much for all the time you spent with me!
Ok, I’m glad to hear you managed to import code coverage.
From what I understand , you managed to collect code coverage via the Visual Studio Enterprise code coverage tooling. Can we mark this topic as solved? Or do you want to keep it open for using the dotnet tool?