In the test explorer, some tests have doubled, although when pressed twice they lead to the same code. Those. 1 test method is perceived as 2 tests. This situation is only with some tests.
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The problem was that one (common) test class was divided into two classes. The automator who did this decided not to rewrite initialize and cleanup, and inherited a new test class from the old one. So we got tests in the parent class. TFS and Visual Studio perceived one test method as 2 tests.
Sergey Volkov Sergey Volkov
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