Change generated source hint names to have a .g.cs suffix #4
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… generation There is a convention that Coverlet depends upon to detect and ignore 3rd-party assemblies. This issue explains the problem: coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1164 Without the `.g.cs` suffix it is not possible to generate code coverage in projects that use this package. See dotnet/runtime@f368fcf for an example of a fix for the same issue in the dotnet runtime.
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There is a convention that Coverlet depends upon to detect and ignore 3rd-party assemblies.
This issue explains the problem: coverlet-coverage/coverlet#1164
Without the
.g.cssuffix it is not possible to generate code coverage in projects that use this package. See dotnet/runtime@f368fcf for an example of a fix for the same issue in the dotnet runtime.