(PROJECTNAME) Failed. See the FCC Output Pane

[pauldavis-dwe]

Visual Studio version 17.13.4
FCC versions 1.1.238 (and 1.1.237 and 1.1.230)

Having run unit tests for my project the Coverage Log shows "(PROJECTNAME) Failed. See the FCC Output Pane" and the pane shows the text below:

[26/03/2025 7:24:19.309 AM] : Initializing
[26/03/2025 7:24:20.409 AM] : Initialized
[26/03/2025 7:26:55.975 AM] : ================================== COVERAGE STARTING - 1 ==================================
[26/03/2025 7:26:56.073 AM] : Coverage collected when tests finish. RunInParallel option true for immediate
[26/03/2025 7:27:17.855 AM] : (Dwellant.Blazor.Client.UnitTests) Failed.
Disabled
[26/03/2025 7:27:17.859 AM] : ================================== DONE ==================================
[26/03/2025 7:27:51.035 AM] : ================================== COVERAGE STARTING - 2 ==================================
[26/03/2025 7:27:51.065 AM] : Coverage collected when tests finish. RunInParallel option true for immediate
[26/03/2025 7:27:52.718 AM] : (Dwellant.Dto.UnitTests) Failed.
Disabled
[26/03/2025 7:27:52.721 AM] : ================================== DONE ==================================

No output is generated so I have no logs to view to debug the issue.
I have fully uninstalled and deleted all AppData folders and problem remains

[tonyhallett]

You have disabled coverage in the project

[pauldavis-dwe]

Nope... I have made no such changes. Where would I look for that?

[pauldavis-dwe]

Found it...

Given that I deleted ALL FineCodeCoverage and fine-code-coverage files and folders after uninstalling, how is this set to false?

[tonyhallett]

The options come from the visual studio store.

[pauldavis-dwe]

Is there a way to reset them to whatever FCC should start with?

[tonyhallett]

No

[tonyhallett]

FineCodeCoverage/SharedProject/Options/AppOptionsProvider.cs

Line 56 in 9730d20

private void AddDefaults(IAppOptions appOptions)

[pauldavis-dwe]

Thank you!

[pauldavis-dwe]

Settings restored and all working again!
Where are they stored on disk? I want to back them up in case this happens again

[pauldavis-dwe]

Looks like I can just export them using Visual Studio:

[tonyhallett]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/reference/import-and-export-settings-command?view=vs-2022

You can do this from the visual studio menu system too. Probably preferable. Sorry I am walking at the moment so cannot provide further links.