I have a bunch of unit tests in my visual studio project and code coverage coloring shows the covered lines of code in blue. Is it possible to jump to the unit test(s) that covers that line of code?
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I have a bunch of unit tests in my visual studio project and code coverage coloring shows the covered lines of code in blue. Is it possible to jump to the unit test(s) that covers that line of code?
No. Several unit tests may cover the same line, so it’s not a 1-1 relationship.
Your best bet is to stick a breakpoint on the line and run the tests and look at the call stack when the break point is hit.