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* Migrate the Test Project to Microsoft.Testing.Platform The hub's reusable validator moved its .NET unit-test step to the MTP-native `dotnet test --coverage` form in ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1107, promoted in #1111. This repo's test project is on xunit.v3 4.0.0, which is MTP-based, and was held on the VSTest adapter by an explicit `IsTestingPlatformApplication` opt-out because the .NET 10 SDK refuses to run an MTP project through classic `dotnet test`. Taking the new validator pin without migrating would fail the unit-test job outright, so the two move together. - `global.json` declares the Microsoft.Testing.Platform test runner. It carries no `sdk` key, so it pins no SDK version and affects nothing but test execution. - `PhotoCleanerTests.csproj` drops the `IsTestingPlatformApplication` opt-out and `xunit.runner.visualstudio`, the VSTest adapter MTP replaces, and swaps `coverlet.collector` for `Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage`, whose VSTest data collector MTP would otherwise ignore without failing. - `Directory.Packages.props` pins that extension at 18.10.0, above the 18.9.0 floor `WORKFLOW.md` D1.6 states. It resolves to Microsoft.Testing.Platform 2.3.3, the same platform version `xunit.v3` 4.0.0 and `Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk` 18.9.0 resolve to, so the three carry no skew. - The four hub reusable-workflow pins move to 2.0.526 together, keeping the whole chain on one hub commit. - `codecov.yml` ignores `**/obj/**`. The MTP extension instruments the source generators' output, which coverlet did not, and that output exists in no checkout Codecov can map a path to. - `.gitignore` covers the report shapes the new collector can write. - `WORKFLOW.md` D1.6 is re-vendored from the hub canonical at 2.0.526, and `OPERATIONS.md` drops the now-inverted Dependabot runbook entry describing the opt-out this change removes. Verified locally on SDK 10.0.400: `dotnet test --coverage --coverage-output-format cobertura --results-directory ./coverage` exits 0 and runs 373 tests (368 passed, 5 Docker-gated skips), writing one `<guid>.cobertura.xml` at 74.5% line rate that names only `PhotoCleaner/` sources. Build, csharpier, `dotnet format style`, `dotnet husky run`, markdownlint, cspell, and editorconfig-checker are all clean. * Satisfy the Prose Gate and Reword the Codecov File-Finder Sentence The `Lint sources job` failed on `codecov.yml:15: comment-wrap`, because the comment added for the `**/obj/**` ignore wrapped one sentence across two lines and the gate wants one sentence per line. Resplit so each line holds exactly one sentence, and dropped the path-final `obj/.` the resplit had left reading as part of the path. Copilot raised the same wording on `WORKFLOW.md:152` and `OPERATIONS.md:20`. `WORKFLOW.md` D1.6 is hub canonical carried verbatim, so it is answered on the pull request rather than edited here. `OPERATIONS.md` is this repo's own prose, so its clause now names the two patterns `codecov-cli` actually matches instead of asserting only that the default name is unmatched. Also split the three sentences this branch had pushed past the 25-word cap (`OPERATIONS.md` lines 20, 47, and 101). `sentence-length` is not in the gate's default rule set, so none of them failed CI, but the fleet style is to write new prose under the cap and all three were prose this branch introduced. Verified: the hub's `prose_lint.py` over the branch diff exits 0, and the `sentence-length` check now reports nothing on any line this branch authored. markdownlint, `dotnet build` (0 warnings), and the 373-test suite are unchanged and clean.
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Promotes develop to main, carrying the Microsoft.Testing.Platform (MTP) migration required by the hub’s updated dotnet test --coverage validation step, along with aligned CI/documentation/config updates for Codecov coverage reporting.
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- Switch the test project from VSTest/coverlet collector to MTP +
Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage, and add a rootglobal.jsonselecting the MTP test runner. - Update Codecov configuration and gitignore to account for MTP coverage output (including generated
objpaths). - Bump the repo’s reusable workflow pins to the promoted ProjectTemplate commit.
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| File | Description |
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| WORKFLOW.md | Updates CI/coverage contract text for the MTP-based dotnet test --coverage invocation. |
| PhotoCleanerTests/PhotoCleanerTests.csproj | Removes VSTest opt-out and VSTest-specific packages; adds MTP coverage extension reference. |
| OPERATIONS.md | Updates local-vs-CI guidance and Dependabot troubleshooting for the MTP test stack. |
| global.json | Selects Microsoft.Testing.Platform as the repo’s test runner (no SDK pin). |
| Directory.Packages.props | Replaces coverlet/xunit.runner.visualstudio pins with Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage. |
| codecov.yml | Extends ignore patterns to exclude generated obj/** paths from coverage. |
| .gitignore | Ignores coverage/TestResults artifacts emitted by the new coverage tooling. |
| .github/workflows/test-pull-request.yml | Updates reusable workflow pins for validate/build-release callers. |
| .github/workflows/publish-release.yml | Updates reusable workflow pins for plan/validate/build-release callers. |
| .github/workflows/merge-bot-pull-request.yml | Updates reusable workflow pin for merge-bot-task caller. |
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- Line 101: Update the global.json explanation in OPERATIONS.md to remove the
claim that the .NET 10 SDK no longer runs xUnit v3 under VSTest. Explain that
xUnit v3’s VSTest integration requires the removed xunit.runner.visualstudio
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- Line 47: Update the dependency guidance in OPERATIONS.md to separate
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* Correct the MTP Dependency and Runner Claims in OPERATIONS.md Answers three findings raised on #96, the promotion of #95. `PhotoCleanerTests.csproj` takes `PrivateAssets="all"` on `Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage`, and deliberately not the `IncludeAssets` list its sibling references carry. That list omits the `compile` assets, and MTP's generated `SelfRegisteredExtensions.cs` then fails to build with `CS0234: The type or namespace name 'CodeCoverage' does not exist`. A comment records this, since the next reader has the same list five lines below to copy from. `OPERATIONS.md` had two wrong claims, both introduced by #95. The Dependabot runbook said `Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage`, `xunit.v3`, and `Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk` all resolve Microsoft.Testing.Platform 2.3.3. Only the first two declare it: the coverage extension directly, and `xunit.v3` through `xunit.v3.mtp-v2`. `Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk` 18.9.0 declares `Microsoft.TestPlatform.TestHost` and `Microsoft.CodeCoverage`, the VSTest stack, and no MTP dependency at all. The skew hazard is therefore between two packages rather than three, and the paragraph now says so while keeping the point that `nuget-deps` bumps all three together. That paragraph also now prescribes `dotnet nuget why` rather than `dotnet list package --include-transitive`. The flat list cannot detect this skew: NuGet unifies the platform to one version per target framework, so it prints a single healthy row whichever major each package was built against, which is a false all-clear on exactly the failure being guarded. The `global.json` entry said `dotnet test` reaches the suite "rather than the VSTest host the .NET 10 SDK no longer runs it under". The SDK did not drop VSTest. What needs .NET 10 is the `global.json` `test.runner` key itself, since that is the SDK which reads it, and MTP predates the key. The entry now says that, and names all three things a return to VSTest would take rather than only the adapter. Verified: `dotnet nuget why PhotoCleanerTests/PhotoCleanerTests.csproj Microsoft.Testing.Platform` prints exactly the two roots the prose describes. Build (0 warnings), csharpier, `dotnet format style`, `dotnet husky run`, markdownlint, and the hub's `prose_lint.py` over the diff are clean, and the suite runs 373 tests at an unchanged 74.5% line rate. * Complete the List of What Puts This Repo on MTP Qodo raised, against the previous commit, that the `global.json` entry named three things as selecting Microsoft.Testing.Platform and omitted the coverage package. Correct: with `Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage` in place, a project carrying only the other three would run under VSTest with no coverage collector at all, so the list understated what the choice rests on. The entry now names four rather than three, and no longer frames them as a rollback recipe, since a recipe stated in a runbook rots into a wrong one. It describes the current state instead, which carries the same information without promising a procedure. It also records that a move back is not this repo's alone to make. The `dotnet test` invocation that collects coverage lives in the hub-hosted validator, so the runner choice is only partly local. Verified: build (0 warnings), 373 tests at an unchanged 74.5% line rate, markdownlint clean, and the hub's `prose_lint.py` clean over the diff, with the one remaining `sentence-length` hit on `OPERATIONS.md:47` being the pre-existing opening sentence this branch does not touch.
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The promoted changes consistently migrate CI test execution/coverage to the MTP-based flow across project config, package pins, repo config, and documentation without leaving stale references behind.
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Promotes
developtomain, carrying one change.What Is Being Promoted
#95 - Migrate the Test Project to Microsoft.Testing.Platform
Takes the hub's MTP-native unit-test step from ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1107, promoted in ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1111, and migrates this repo's test project onto the runner that step requires.
The hub's reusable
validate-task.ymlnow runsdotnet test --coverage --coverage-output-format cobertura --results-directory ./coverage. That step is hub-hosted, so a caller cannot patch it. This repo's test project is onxunit.v34.0.0, which is MTP-based, and was held on the VSTest adapter by an explicit<IsTestingPlatformApplication>false</IsTestingPlatformApplication>opt-out, because the .NET 10 SDK refuses to run an MTP project through classicdotnet test. Bumping the validator pin without migrating fails theunit-testjob outright, so the pin bump and the migration were one change.global.json(new) declares the Microsoft.Testing.Platform test runner, with nosdkkey, so it pins no SDK version.PhotoCleanerTests.csprojdrops the opt-out andxunit.runner.visualstudio, and swapscoverlet.collectorforMicrosoft.Testing.Extensions.CodeCoverage.Directory.Packages.propspins that extension at 18.10.0, above the 18.9.0 floorWORKFLOW.mdD1.6 states.2.0.526together.codecov.ymlignores**/obj/**, since the MTP extension instruments source-generator output that coverlet did not..gitignore,WORKFLOW.mdD1.6, andOPERATIONS.mdfollow.Diff Contents
git diff --name-status main developis exactly the ten files #95 touched, withglobal.jsonthe only addition.maincarries merge commits and amain-only Dependabot bump (#82) thatdevelopdoes not, but no content divergence: the promotion carries the MTP change and nothing else.Release Impact
This changes how CI runs the test suite. It changes no shipped code, so the built artifact is unaffected:
PhotoCleaner/,Docker/, and the publish inputs are untouched. Publishing stays two-phase, so this merge publishes nothing on its own, and the change reaches a release on the next dispatch or the weeklymainschedule.Review Disposition on #95
Two Copilot findings, both closed.
OPERATIONS.md:20fixed inf750a0b, the clause now naming the two patternscodecov-climatches rather than only asserting the default name goes unmatched.WORKFLOW.md:152declined with evidence and routed upstream as ptr727/ProjectTemplate#1119: the construction is a zero relative pronoun rather than a missing word, and the paragraph is hub canonical carried verbatim, so rewording it downstream would diverge one carrier from the hub in the same commit that aligned it.One CI failure, fixed in the same commit: the prose gate's
comment-wrapon the newcodecov.ymlcomment.Copilot's coverage stayed PARTIAL at 9/10 files across both rounds, with no round carrying a file table to locate the unread file. Taken as a maintainer call at merge.
Still Owed, Not in This Promotion
The hub resync that produced #95 also found doc drift unrelated to MTP: two
GOVERNANCE.mdverbatim sections trailing the canonical, aWORKFLOW.mdD8.3 sentence and a Section-3 reference, theAGENTS.mdintro still saying the file holds "two things" after the Fleet Bootstrap section made it three, the.editorconfig-checker.jsonexclude block, and two stale.github/skills/*/SKILL.mdfiles. That is a separate drift class and follows in its own feature -> develop PR.One item needs a human check rather than a CI run: dropping
xunit.runner.visualstudioremoves the VSTest adapter the C# Dev Kit Test Explorer has historically discovered through. The CLI is unaffected, and the maintainer is checking the VS Code Testing panel separately.Audit run stamp:
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