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Build and test the DotSerial project. Use when asked to build, run tests, check CI status, or verify that changes don't break the build or test suite.
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Verify and add the required copyright header to DotSerial C# source files. Use when creating a new .cs file or when a file is missing the header.
Debug failing GitHub Actions CI runs for DotSerial. Use when a CI build or test is failing on GitHub Actions and you need to understand why and fix it.
Format a Conventional Commits message for DotSerial changes. Use when asked to write a commit message, format a commit, or check if a message follows the project's commit conventions.
Step-by-step guide for adding a new platform implementation to DotSerial. Use when asked to add support for a new OS, transport, or connection type.
Pack and verify the DotSerial NuGet package. Use when asked to pack, publish, or verify the NuGet output for the DotSerial library.
| name | dotnet-build-test |
| description | Build and test the DotSerial project. Use when asked to build, run tests, check CI status, or verify that changes don't break the build or test suite. |
| allowed-tools | shell |
When asked to build or test DotSerial, follow this process:
dotnet restore
dotnet build
A clean build must produce zero errors and zero warnings.
dotnet test tests/DotSerial.Tests.Unit
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~{ClassName}"
# Example:
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~SerialPortSettingsTests"
dotnet test tests/DotSerial.Tests.Unit --collect:"XPlat Code Coverage"
Integration tests require a real or virtual COM port — skip on machines without one.
dotnet test
#pragma warning disable or <NoWarn> unless absolutely necessary and documented.