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Set up coverage filters

Last modified: 17 June 2024

Sometimes, you may need to limit the scope of coverage analysis. For example, this makes sense if you participate in developing a large application with multiple projects and thousands of tests. In this case, you don't need to analyze coverage of all projects (types, type members) in the solution but only those related to the code you're working on. Another example is "reducing the noise" of a coverage tree by excluding the nodes (namespaces, classes, or methods) you're not currently interested in. In all such cases, you should apply coverage filters.

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