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I have ten projects within my Visual Studio solution. One of them is an MVC 3 project and one is an Azure project.
I have chosen five projects to instrument for code coverage.
When I view the code coverage results–it is instrumenting all nine code projects (including the unit test projects) and therefore my total coverage % is incorrect?!
When I de-select the MVC project for instrumentation, it properly instruments the remaining four assemblies.
What could be wrong?
I found out how to resolve this issue–however, I don’t quite understand the root cause.
In the .testsettings file, in the Code Coverage Detail dialog box, I had the five projects selected. One of them, by defualt, was the Web project which defaulted to \Web. I unchecked this item, and manually added the Web assembly–which resides in \Web/bin.
This addressed the issue and only the proper assemblies are instrumented.