Exclude System.Diagnostics.Contracts When Using PartCover

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Published on 2009-09-18T04:45:15Z Indexed on 2010/04/27 9:33 UTC
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I am trying out the .net Code Contracts fro .net 3.5 I have some unit test that I am running PartCover over to calculate the code coverage.

PartCover keeps including the System.Diagnostics.Contracts in my report. Here are the rules I am using to include MyProject and exclude everything else.

  <Rule>+[MyProject.DomainModel]*</Rule>
  <Rule>-[System]*</Rule>
  <Rule>-[System.Diagnostics]*</Rule>
  <Rule>-[System.Diagnostics.Contracts]*</Rule>

Any suggestions?

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