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Bump coverlet.collector from 3.2.0 to 6.0.2 #17

Open dependabot[bot] opened 7 months ago

dependabot[bot] commented 7 months ago

Bumps coverlet.collector from 3.2.0 to 6.0.2.

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v6.0.2

Fixed

  • Threshold-stat triggers error #1634
  • Fixed coverlet collector 6.0.1 requires dotnet sdk 8 #1625
  • Type initializer errors after updating from 6.0.0 to 6.0.1 #1629
  • Exception when multiple exclude-by-attribute filters specified #1624

Improvements

  • More concise options to specify multiple parameters in coverlet.console #1624

Diff between 6.0.1 and 6.0.2

v6.0.1

Fixed

  • Uncovered lines in .NET 8 for inheriting records #1555
  • Fix record constructors not covered when SkipAutoProps is true #1561
  • Fix .NET 7 Method Group branch coverage issue #1447
  • Fix ExcludeFromCodeCoverage does not exclude method in a partial class #1548
  • Fix ExcludeFromCodeCoverage does not exclude F# task #1547
  • Fix issues where ExcludeFromCodeCoverage ignored #1431
  • Fix issues with ExcludeFromCodeCoverage attribute #1484
  • Fix broken links in documentation #1514
  • Fix problem with coverage for .net5 WPF application #1221 by https://github.com/lg2de
  • Fix unable to instrument module for Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Razor #1459 by https://github.com/lg2de

Improvements

Diff between 6.0.0 and 6.0.1

v6.0.0

Fixed -Could not write lines to file CoverletSourceRootsMapping - in use by another process coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1155
-Incorrect coverage for methods returning IAsyncEnumerable in generic classes coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1383
-Wrong branch coverage for async methods .NET Standard 1.x coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1376
-Empty path exception in visual basic projects coverlet-coverage/coverlet#775
-Align published nuget package version to github release version coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1413
-Sync nuget and github release versions coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1122

Improvements -Migration of the project to .NET 6.0 coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1473

Breaking changes New parameter ExcludeAssembliesWithoutSources to control automatic assembly exclusion coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1164. The parameter InstrumentModulesWithoutLocalSources has been removed. since it can be handled by setting ExcludeAssembliesWithoutSources to None. The default heuristics for determining whether to instrument an assembly has been changed. In previous versions any missing source file was taken as a signal that it was a third-party project that shouldn't be instrumented, with exceptions for some common file name patterns for source generators. Now only assemblies where no source files at all can be found are excluded from instrumentation, and the code for detecting source generator files have been removed. To get back to the behaviour that at least one missing file is sufficient to exclude an assembly, set ExcludeAssembliesWithoutSources to MissingAny, or use assembly exclusion filters for more fine-grained control.

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