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Add Copilot skills for XAMLTest and MTP test runs#4037

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Why

This branch still carries useful repo-specific testing guidance even though the numeric up-down product change was reverted. The goal of this PR is to keep the Copilot skills that encode how this repository wants UI tests and MTP/TUnit test runs handled.

What changed

  • add a xamltest-ui-tests skill for writing runtime WPF coverage in MaterialDesignThemes.UITests
  • add an mtp-test-running skill that documents the repo's Microsoft Testing Platform + TUnit command shape
  • capture the workflow rule to avoid UI tests unless they are necessary and, when they are needed, run only the affected tests
  • include concrete examples that point at existing test classes so the guidance stays usable after the revert

Notes

The important repo-specific detail is that these test projects use TestingPlatformDotnetTestSupport, so runner arguments must be passed after the extra -- when invoking dotnet test.

Expose UpDownButtonsVisibility on UpDownBase and update the numeric up-down template so Hidden preserves reserved button space while Collapsed reclaims it. Add converter coverage, targeted XAMLTest coverage, demo usage, and Copilot skills for XAMLTest UI work and MTP/TUnit test filtering.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
@Keboo Keboo closed this Apr 10, 2026
@Keboo Keboo changed the title Add UpDownButtonsVisibility to numeric up-down controls Add Copilot skills for XAMLTest and MTP test runs Apr 11, 2026
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