I'm studying automation in Azure DevOps. My tests are OK, but I can not understand some things. I have two questions ...
In my project there is only one test, only one test method. Why does the azure run this test twice? As marked in red on the print.
Is there a way to name the tests? Or will they always appear as TheUntitledTestCaseTest?
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We ran across the same issue on our pipelines and the way we could resolve it was Advanced execution options -> Batch tests-> is selected by default "based on number of tests and agents". When we changed it to "Based on test assemblies" - it works fine. Might help.
I had this issue only with some tests. After digging a bit I noticed that I have the tests present in different classes in the agent working folder only, they were not present in the source code. The cause was that I have renamed some test classes with those tests, but I was not properly cleaned the workspace on getting latest source step.
So setting in my first step "Get sources" Clean to true and clean options to "All build directories" solved the issue.
I had this issue with yaml build pipeline to build and test a dotnet solution.
I had 2 separate steps: to run the tests (by DotNetCoreCLI@2 with command 'test'), and to publish test results (by PublishTestResults@2).
It turned out that the step running the tests automatically publishes the results, so my PublishTestResults@2 step was duplicating them.
Removing the PublishTestResults@2 step from the pipeline solved the issue.
