I have 0 clue how to implement this (right now my transient definitions are set in stone, basically) but I just found out that dotnet test when using xUnit (standard at work) produces much cleaner output with:
dotnet test ----logger console;verbosity=normal --verbosity quiet
Which means, don't show code warnings and other build output, but then do show the output of the logger.
The way things are now, I have to add the --logger option once per Emacs session, but it would be cool if I can set it up MY as default.
Note that if #1 (State per project) is implemented, and stored between sessions, then this isn't needed anymore.
I have 0 clue how to implement this (right now my transient definitions are set in stone, basically) but I just found out that
dotnet testwhen using xUnit (standard at work) produces much cleaner output with:dotnet test ----logger console;verbosity=normal --verbosity quietWhich means, don't show code warnings and other build output, but then do show the output of the logger.
The way things are now, I have to add the --logger option once per Emacs session, but it would be cool if I can set it up MY as default.
Note that if #1 (State per project) is implemented, and stored between sessions, then this isn't needed anymore.