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Add VSTest.Console example specifying result file #12

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Expand Up @@ -11,8 +11,10 @@ <h2>General Usage</h2>

and then specify the path to the MSTest TRX file, <code>TestResults/testResults.trx</code> in the above example.
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When using VSTest.Console.exe, you can't specify the path to the resulting TRX file. Thus, you can specify a pattern like <code>TestResults/*/*.trx</code> (/ or \, either will work).
<p>When using VSTest.Console.exe, you can specify the path to the resulting TRX file by using <code>/Logger:trx;LogFileName="testResults.trx"</code>. Example:
<ul><code> "%PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\Common7\IDE\Extensions\TestPlatform\vstest.console.exe" MyTestProject\bin\Release\MyTestProject.dll /Logger:trx;LogFileName="testResults.trx"
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and then specify the path to the MSTest TRX file, <code>TestResults/testResults.trx</code> in the above example. (The directory is assumed to be <code>TestResults</code> in the path of execution. You can use relative paths to write to the current directory (i.e., <code>..\testResults.trx</code>), but the TestResults folder will still be created.
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You can use /logger:trx;LogFileName="TestResults.trx" /ResultsDirectory:"." to prevent it from creating the TestResults folder. See VSTest.Console.exe command-line options.

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If you use the vstestrunner-plugin, the full path to the TRX file is exposed by an environment variable. So, you can also use an environment variable,
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