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Stop advertising the deprecated report-html option and rename TUnit’s filename option to a clearly namespaced tunit-report-html-filename, ensuring TUnit no longer claims either Microsoft-owned option name. Update TestApplicationBuilderExtensions to consume and validate the renamed constant while preserving the existing default-output behavior when no TUnit filename is supplied. Add focused coverage around HtmlReporterCommandProvider.GetCommandLineOptions() and its argument validation so the registered option set includes the TUnit-specific filename and excludes both conflicting legacy names.

TUnit registers --report-html and --report-html-filename, the same names registered by Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport, so Microsoft Testing Platform rejects applications that reference both reporters before tests can run. The issue includes a minimal .NET 10 reproduction using TUnit 1.65.63 and Microsoft’s HTML reporter 2.3.3. TUnit’s enable flag is already deprecated because its HTML report is generated by default, while the filename option remains the only TUnit behavior that needs an unambiguous CLI replacement. There are no prior closed attempts, claims, or competing pull requests in the supplied issue evidence.

Closes #6675

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Fixes #6675

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  • I have added tests that cover my changes
  • I have tested both source-generated and reflection modes (if applicable)
  • Construct TUnit's HTML command provider and verify it exposes exactly the TUnit-specific filename option, with one required argument, and does not expose report-html or report-html-filename. - Validate one filename argument for the renamed option and confirm it remains accepted by the provider. - Validate a missing or extra filename argument and confirm the provider rejects it with the existing single-output-path diagnostic.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Changes
    • Added support for both default and namespaced HTML report command-line options.
    • When the HTML report extension is referenced, use --tunit-report-html-filename to customize the output filename.
    • The legacy --report-html and --report-html-filename options remain available without the extension, with deprecation guidance.
  • Documentation
    • Clarified HTML report command-line options and compatibility behavior.
  • Tests
    • Added coverage for both option modes, validation, and namespaced filename configuration.

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TUnit now supports separate HTML report CLI modes. Standalone TUnit uses the legacy options with compatibility warnings. When the Microsoft HTML report extension is referenced, TUnit uses --tunit-report-html-filename and registers a namespaced builder hook.

Changes

HTML reporter CLI alignment

Layer / File(s) Summary
HTML reporter option modes
src/TUnit.Engine/Extensions/HtmlCliMode.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/CommandLineProviders/HtmlReporterCommandProvider.cs, tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/HtmlReporterTests.cs
The provider exposes legacy options in default mode and only --tunit-report-html-filename in namespaced mode. Tests cover option exposure and filename validation in both modes.
Namespaced extension registration
src/TUnit.Engine/Extensions/TestApplicationBuilderExtensions.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/Framework/TestingPlatformBuilderHook.cs, src/TUnit.Engine/TUnit.Engine.props
AddTUnit accepts an HtmlCliMode. The build target selects the namespaced hook when the Microsoft HTML report extension is present.
Extension integration and documentation
Directory.Packages.props, tests/TUnit.TestProject/TUnit.TestProject.csproj, tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/HtmlReportCliTests.cs, docs/docs/guides/html-report.md, docs/docs/reference/command-line-flags.md
The extension package and integration test use the namespaced filename option. Documentation describes option availability and compatibility behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 10a97

The PR separates TUnit’s HTML filename option from the conflicting Microsoft-owned names while preserving existing default output behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains; bounded follow-up coverage for the hook-selection matrix would improve regression detection.

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The changes address issue #6675 by preserving TUnit's legacy options when Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport is absent and using the namespaced TUnit option when both reporters are present. The build-time hook selection prevents duplicate CLI registration, and tests cover the namespaced combined-package scenario.

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The PR avoids command-line option collisions between TUnit and Microsoft’s HTML reporter by selecting a namespaced TUnit filename option when both reporters are referenced.

  • Adds default and namespaced HTML CLI registration modes.
  • Selects the namespaced builder hook through package build metadata.
  • Updates HTML report documentation and adds unit and combined-package coverage.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge because no blocking failure remains in the eligible follow-up review scope.

No blocking failure remains.

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
src/TUnit.Engine/CommandLineProviders/HtmlReporterCommandProvider.cs Introduces mode-dependent HTML command-line option registration and validates the selected filename option.
src/TUnit.Engine/Extensions/TestApplicationBuilderExtensions.cs Propagates the selected HTML CLI mode through TUnit registration and reporter configuration.
src/TUnit.Engine/Framework/TestingPlatformBuilderHook.cs Adds a builder hook that registers TUnit with namespaced HTML options.
src/TUnit.Engine/TUnit.Engine.props Switches TUnit’s generated builder hook when the Microsoft HTML reporter hook is present.
tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/HtmlReporterTests.cs Covers option exposure and argument validation in both HTML CLI modes.
tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/HtmlReportCliTests.cs Exercises the namespaced option in a project referencing both HTML reporters.

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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[Build test application] --> B{Microsoft HTML reporter hook present?}
    B -- No --> C[TUnit default hook]
    C --> D[Register report-html and report-html-filename]
    B -- Yes --> E[TUnit namespaced hook]
    E --> F[Register tunit-report-html-filename only]
    D --> G[Initialize test platform]
    F --> G
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In `@tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/HtmlReporterTests.cs`:
- Around line 21-60: Add tests covering the renamed HTML filename option through
the TestApplicationBuilderExtensions.AddTUnit registration path in both
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[Test]
public void CommandProvider_Exposes_Only_TUnitSpecific_Filename_Option()
{
var provider = new HtmlReporterCommandProvider(new MockExtension());

var options = provider.GetCommandLineOptions();

options.Count.ShouldBe(1);
var option = options.Single();
option.Name.ShouldBe("tunit-report-html-filename");
option.Arity.ShouldBe(ArgumentArity.ExactlyOne);
options.Select(x => x.Name).ShouldNotContain("report-html");
options.Select(x => x.Name).ShouldNotContain("report-html-filename");
}

[Test]
public async Task CommandProvider_Accepts_One_Filename_Argument()
{
var provider = new HtmlReporterCommandProvider(new MockExtension());
var option = provider.GetCommandLineOptions().Single();

var result = await provider.ValidateOptionArgumentsAsync(option, ["report.html"]);

result.IsValid.ShouldBeTrue();
}

[Test]
[Arguments(0)]
[Arguments(2)]
public async Task CommandProvider_Rejects_Filename_Argument_Count_Other_Than_One(int argumentCount)
{
var provider = new HtmlReporterCommandProvider(new MockExtension());
var option = provider.GetCommandLineOptions().Single();
var arguments = Enumerable.Repeat("report.html", argumentCount).ToArray();

var result = await provider.ValidateOptionArgumentsAsync(option, arguments);

result.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
result.ErrorMessage.ShouldBe("A single output path must be provided for the HTML report");
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Add explicit dual-mode coverage for the renamed option.

These tests cover only HtmlReporterCommandProvider. They do not cover the TestApplicationBuilderExtensions.AddTUnit registration path in reflection and source-generated/AOT modes. Add coverage for custom-path consumption and the default output fallback.

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In `@tests/TUnit.Engine.Tests/HtmlReporterTests.cs` around lines 21 - 60, Add
tests covering the renamed HTML filename option through the
TestApplicationBuilderExtensions.AddTUnit registration path in both reflection
and source-generated/AOT modes. Verify that a supplied custom path is consumed
and that omitting it uses the default HTML output path, while preserving the
existing HtmlReporterCommandProvider tests.

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Thanks for addressing the clash. This is still a breaking change: users who currently pass --report-html or --report-html-filename in CI will have their existing commands break when they update TUnit. We should defer removing or renaming existing CLI flags until v2. I have opened #6679 to track removal of deprecated CLI flags.

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Suggestion for implementing this without breaking existing TUnit-only users: choose the option names at build time from the registered MTP hooks, rather than using runtime reflection.

Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport contributes a well-known @(TestingPlatformBuilderHook) item (A6E2BCC3-9B4D-4B6D-8AE3-2C1E12A54F4D) through its buildTransitive props. TUnit already contributes its own hook and deliberately orders it last. TUnit could add an MSBuild target before _GenerateSelfRegisteredExtensionsFileInputCache that checks for the Microsoft HTML hook and changes TUnit's hook TypeFullName to an alternate public hook. That hook would call something like AddTUnit(HtmlCliMode.Namespaced).

The resulting modes would be:

  • Microsoft HTML hook absent: retain --report-html and --report-html-filename, preserving existing CI commands.
  • Microsoft HTML hook present: do not register either conflicting name; register --tunit-report-html-filename for TUnit while Microsoft owns its original names.

This is AOT-safe because MTP-generated SelfRegisteredExtensions.cs makes a static call to the selected hook. It also handles transitive references and avoids reflection, UnsafeAccessor, and coupling to MTP's private CommandLineManager._commandLineProviderFactory.

Relevant Microsoft hook definition: https://github.com/microsoft/testfx/blob/44aa76e6a61d4908f06dfd77a51d4b7e3e7ce40f/src/Platform/Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport/buildMultiTargeting/Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport.props

Suggested coverage: TUnit-only legacy flags, both packages without duplicate-option failure, namespaced TUnit filename with both packages, and Native AOT for the combined-package case.

The previous approach renamed TUnit's HTML report options unconditionally,
which breaks every existing TUnit-only user whose CI passes --report-html
or --report-html-filename.

Choose the names at build time instead. TUnit.Engine.props adds a target
before _GenerateSelfRegisteredExtensionsFileInputCache that looks for
Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport's well-known
TestingPlatformBuilderHook (A6E2BCC3-9B4D-4B6D-8AE3-2C1E12A54F4D) and, when
present, rewrites TUnit's hook TypeFullName to
NamespacedHtmlReportTestingPlatformBuilderHook, which calls
AddTUnit(HtmlCliMode.Namespaced).

Modes:
- Microsoft hook absent: --report-html and --report-html-filename, as today.
- Microsoft hook present: neither conflicting name is registered; TUnit
  exposes --tunit-report-html-filename and Microsoft keeps its own.

Both hooks are public and statically reachable, so MTP's generated
SelfRegisteredExtensions.cs calls the selected one directly. No reflection,
no UnsafeAccessor, no coupling to CommandLineManager internals, and it
stays AOT-safe.
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Thanks for spelling the design out, and for pointing at the Microsoft props file. That made it concrete. Implemented in 10a97f0.

  • TUnit.Engine.props gains _TUnitConfigureHtmlReportCommandLineOptions, ordered BeforeTargets="_GenerateSelfRegisteredExtensionsFileInputCache". It checks @(TestingPlatformBuilderHook) for A6E2BCC3-9B4D-4B6D-8AE3-2C1E12A54F4D and, when present, updates TUnit's hook TypeFullName to TUnit.Engine.Framework.NamespacedHtmlReportTestingPlatformBuilderHook.
  • That hook calls AddTUnit(HtmlCliMode.Namespaced). Both hooks are public and statically reachable, so the generated SelfRegisteredExtensions.cs makes a direct static call. No reflection, no UnsafeAccessor, no coupling to CommandLineManager._commandLineProviderFactory, and it stays AOT-safe.
  • HtmlReporterCommandProvider takes the mode and registers accordingly: Default keeps --report-html and --report-html-filename byte-for-byte as before, Namespaced registers only --tunit-report-html-filename and claims neither Microsoft name.
  • Docs updated to describe both modes rather than presenting the renamed flags as unconditional.

The important part is that existing TUnit-only CI commands are untouched. My earlier revision broke them, which was the right thing for you to reject.

On your four suggested test cases: the unit tests cover the option names in both modes. The three that actually need the MSBuild path exercised, both packages present without a duplicate-option failure, the namespaced filename with both packages, and Native AOT for the combined case, are not covered yet, because they need a test project that references Microsoft.Testing.Extensions.HtmlReport and a real build to prove the hook rewrite fires. I would rather add those deliberately than fake them at the unit level. Tell me where you would want that project to live and I will add it.

Verification so far is dotnet build src/TUnit.Engine/TUnit.Engine.csproj clean on SDK 10.0.400 to match global.json. I have not run the full suite.

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src/TUnit.Engine/Framework/TestingPlatformBuilderHook.cs (1)

14-19: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add integration coverage for the hook-selection matrix. At integration level, HtmlReportCliTests covers only the combined-package namespaced hook in both execution modes. Add TUnit-only coverage for both modes and assert the legacy options are present while tunit-report-html-filename is absent.

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19, Add integration coverage in HtmlReportCliTests for the TUnit-only
hook-selection path in both execution modes. Assert that legacy HTML report
options are present and tunit-report-html-filename is absent, while preserving
the existing combined-package namespaced-hook coverage.

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src/TUnit.Engine/TUnit.Engine.props (1)

47-53: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add coverage for the no-hook configuration.

The Microsoft hook identity matches the target condition. The target updates the TUnit hook before the self-registration cache. The namespaced hook registers --tunit-report-html-filename, which avoids the Microsoft HTML report option conflict. Without the Microsoft hook, the default TUnit hook remains active. Add a filtered test for this no-hook case.

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test covering the no-Microsoft-hook configuration around
_TUnitConfigureHtmlReportCommandLineOptions, verifying the default TUnit hook
remains active and --tunit-report-html-filename is registered without the
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In `@src/TUnit.Engine/Framework/TestingPlatformBuilderHook.cs`:
- Around line 14-19: Add integration coverage in HtmlReportCliTests for the
TUnit-only hook-selection path in both execution modes. Assert that legacy HTML
report options are present and tunit-report-html-filename is absent, while
preserving the existing combined-package namespaced-hook coverage.

In `@src/TUnit.Engine/TUnit.Engine.props`:
- Around line 47-53: Add a filtered test covering the no-Microsoft-hook
configuration around _TUnitConfigureHtmlReportCommandLineOptions, verifying the
default TUnit hook remains active and --tunit-report-html-filename is registered
without the Microsoft HTML report option conflict.

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