It would be nice to prefix/suffix an error like this with something like Take a look at line 10 in bold or something. I figure this is probably doable with regexp/ansi.

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As can be seen here , two tests are failing and hence CI is failing.

In run.ps1, Enable-All-Tests function is producing a truncated test file if the file size is big. It seems that there is a limit on the number of characters pipe operator can handle.

function Enable-All-Tests {
    Get-Content $testFile | Unskip-All-Tests | Set-Content $testFile
}

Changing the code slightly avoid the second pipe operator, resolves the issue.

function Enable-All-Tests {
    $content = Get-Content $testFile | Unskip-All-Tests
    $content | Set-Content $testFile
}

If there is a compile error, it is output as a string. E.g. "; expected". It would be very useful if this message would include the line number.

A mentee left the following message with their submission on the exercise.

The container that the tests run in doesn't appear to be returning any timezones from TimeZoneInfo.GetSystemTimeZones(). The tests run locally both on Linux and Windows so I'm a bit confused here. Is there some other config item that needs to be set in order for the time zones to be found or is this an environment issue with the tests being run in a container?

I have asked the member to add any additional info they might have on the issue.

Possibly same issue as this .

Enable the C# 8 nullable feature for the test-runner.

Sometimes, a good way to organize your C# code is to use partial classes and have different files with the implementation for the support of different interfaces.

I tried to enhance my solution to the Clock problem this way and now it seems that the test suite cannot run tests on the solution anymore. I have submitted all files, and they all appear on the web editor as different files, but it seems that they are not being compiled together and the tests fail to even start.

Here is the link to my public solution, look at the interaction 7: https://exercism.org/tracks/csharp/exercises/clock/solutions/arlm

It looks like property-based tests are not unskipped by the test runner.