Specify VSTestCase.FullyQualifiedName as dot-separated Boost.Test path name#104
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Specify VSTestCase.FullyQualifiedName as dot-separated Boost.Test path name#104netspiri wants to merge 2 commits intomicrosoft:dev15from
netspiri wants to merge 2 commits intomicrosoft:dev15from
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As noted by @jsutes in issue #79, Visual Studio seems to use a (undocumented?) protocol to create a hierarchy based on the FullyQualifiedName property of Visual Studio Test Case. This solution changes the slash-separated ('/') Boost.Test test paths to dot-separated ('.') names.
Note that this may cause a breaking change - users of
vstest.consolewill need to outline tests in the/Tests:command line option using the new scheme. In addition, no guarantees can be made with regards to correct visualisation of Boost.Test test cases which are manually registered via a user-specified (string) name (which may contain dots).