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### Project only

#### Exclude Referenced Project in referenced project ( csproj/vbproj : OPTIONAL )
This is not transitive.
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<PropertyGroup>
<FCCExcludeFromCodeCoverage/>
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## Exclusions and inclusions
You probably want to set IncludeReferencedProjects to true. This will ensure that you do not get coverage for testing frameworks - only your code.


## FCC Output
FCC outputs, by default, inside each test project's Debug folder.
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