Re-created a GitHub build & test pipeline #183
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* Updated UnitTests.csproj to use the latest MSTest.Adaptor/Framework nugets * Use `dotnet test` to run the unit tests
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Should we remove the Upload step now that we have this in the Azure Pipeline?
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I was wondering about that too
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Never mind. This isn't uploading anything to nuget.org but just keeps these build artifacts for GH workflow runs, so we should keep it.
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From GitHub Copilot :-)
GitHub stores artifacts in the "Actions" tab of your repository. Here's how you can view them:
Navigate to the Repository: Go to the repository where the workflow runs.
Access the Actions Tab: Click on the "Actions" tab at the top of the repository page.
Select a Workflow Run: Find and click on the workflow run that generated the artifacts. You can identify it by the workflow name and the date it ran.
View Artifacts: Once you're on the workflow run page, scroll down to the "Artifacts" section. Here you will see a list of artifacts that were uploaded during the workflow run. You can download them from this section.
You can also access them directly from the workflow run summary page.
Description of Change
Re-created a GitHub build & test pipeline
dotnet testto run the unit tests