.netbuildf#expecto
Expecto: log individual test statuses
I've got a test that occasionally flakes and crashes my test process. However, I can't figure out which test is causing the failure. The only output I get is
How can I get test results to log as they happen so I can find the failing test?
Solution
Turns out this is more a dotnet cli question, since I'm running tests via dotnet test and the YoloDev.Expecto.TestSdk adapter.
The answer is to add a simple logger argument
dotnet test -l "console;verbosity=detailed"
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