Update code xUnit v3 code coverage documentation with example #5
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This pull request updates the documentation to clarify how to use the --coverage-settings option when running tests with code coverage. It adds a helpful note explaining that the path to the .runsettings file can be relative or absolute, and provides an example command for both dotnet run and dotnet test.
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This pull request updates the documentation to clarify how to use the
--coverage-settingsoption when running tests with code coverage. It adds a helpful note explaining that the path to the .runsettings file can be relative or absolute, and provides an example command for both dotnet run and dotnet test.Reason why I created this pull request is that I had trouble to figure out that the path is relatively from the test project and not the location from where your running in example
dotnet test.