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0 I have created a simple Windows WPF Application project (calculator.csproj) in .Net Framework 4.7.2. Also I have created a unit test project (testCalculator.csproj) for the same which is of type Class Library. When I tried to mutate the calculator project using Stryker command, I am getting the below error :- CSC : error CS5001: Program does not contain a static 'Main' method suitable for an entry point [..\Desktop\calculator\calculator\calculator\calculator.csproj] The command used is :- ..\Desktop\calculator\calculator\testCalculator>dotnet stryker -s "../calculator.sln" Does Stryker support WPF application? If so, is there any solution to resolve this error? |
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Hi everyone! I have a question about possibility of the Stryker-mutator. Can I run not all tests but only some of them? For example, can I add name of tests class as a parameter for running mutations? I want to use the Stryker-mutator in our team, but we have over 13 000 unit tests. And we don't want to run all this tests when we have changes only in one class or method :) |
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Hello from Microsoft :) As mentioned earlier, great project and nice documentation. Could you share the roadmap for implementing the SolutionRun feature? I found the label and looks like it's in the experimental mode but cannot really figure out how to play with it. Also, for a workaround, maybe somebody also has some script to go through all the projects in the solution manually and run Stryker on them? |
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