In a small PowerShell build script I build and test a .NET application.
I now want to prevent further steps in the script if the tests result in one or more failures.
I tried to get the result of the test like this:
$exitcode = dotnet test .\Domain.Tests
Write-Host "result $exitcode"
but unfortunately it doesn't return an exit code indicating success I just get the test testing description.
Is there a better way then parsing the string output for the failed tests count?
There is a $lastexitcode automatic variable, you can check that for the exit code.