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Many parts of dotnet-releaser rely on running on GitHub to trigger specific actions (e.g publish...etc.). We can't easily replicate this in a sandbox test. There is some partial mocking, but that wouldn't test these parts.
Also, the tests are running the command dotnet-releaser as a separate executable, so the coverage doesn't capture these runs.
At least, dotnet-releaser is dogfooding itself when running on the main branch, so it can capture issues, but it still doesn't help with classic tests or coverage.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Many parts of dotnet-releaser rely on running on GitHub to trigger specific actions (e.g publish...etc.). We can't easily replicate this in a sandbox test. There is some partial mocking, but that wouldn't test these parts.
Also, the tests are running the command
dotnet-releaser
as a separate executable, so the coverage doesn't capture these runs.At least,
dotnet-releaser
is dogfooding itself when running on the main branch, so it can capture issues, but it still doesn't help with classic tests or coverage.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: