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I think the title and the picture illustrate where this can lead. Note also that Owner should not split into different groups. I don't believe this happened prior to MSTest-V2, at least not with WorkItem and Description.
Example of Description attribute:
[TestMethod, SmokeTypeTest]
[Description("Bug fix 1506 and 1516. If Alternative linked to Outage then Alternative date has to be updated to selected Outage occurrence date")]
public void UpdateAlternative_LinkedToOutageTest()
{
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This has always been the case based on what the adapter returns as Traits. However, @jfleisher worked on filtering this out earlier, so these do not show up separately in TE. @robdalsanto : What version of VS are you seeing this on?
@jayaranigarg@AbhitejJohn We are seeing this duplication in VS2015, which occurred immediately after we started to use the NuGet MSTestV2 instead of the MSTestV1 shipped in VS2015.
We don't have a lot of these attributes, and they don't provide much value, like allowing TFS to link to the test-methods from the work-item. So we will likely remove them. Still it is odd to see these 3 attributes as traits.
I think the title and the picture illustrate where this can lead. Note also that Owner should not split into different groups. I don't believe this happened prior to MSTest-V2, at least not with WorkItem and Description.
Example of Description attribute:
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