Write output from tests #10203
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Write output from tests #10203
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@MichalPavlik can we merge this or I need to make some changes? |
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Context
Both VSTest and testing frameworks (especially xunit) write additional information to screen. Either by writing to console, or by sending Test messages.
Until now users cannot see the messages on screen which degrades the experience to them.
This includes not being able to see discovered tests when
--list-testsis used, or not being able to see output written by tests.Changes Made
Adds a test specific message type that we can use to write an immediate message. This is probably not the best fit, but it is the most unified with what is existing on TL right now.
Testing
No new tests, I am leaning on what is already there.
Notes
This is how it looks like when someone has few tests written in MSTest and Xunit.