[F#]Auto-properties are not implicitly covered

[SteveGilham]

Writing unit tests for auto-properties is a futile exercise; they are essentially noise (as is the coverage or otherwise of such properties).

Auto-properties in code exercised by coverlet are marked as uncovered by default be they C#

    public class Class1
    {
        string Property { get; set; }
    }

or F#

type Class1 () =
  member val Property= String.Empty with get, set

[lucasbflopes]

Any updates on this feature?

[MarcoRossignoli]

@tonerdo do you agree on adding -skipautoprops(opencover name)?
I don't have a strong opinion on "exclude always" vs "switch"

[MarcoRossignoli]

At the moment we can achieve this using ExcludeByAttribute thank's to #477 (comment)

[MarcoRossignoli]

Closing because we can use /p:ExcludeByAttribute=\"CompilerGeneratedAttribute\"

[SteveGilham]

Sorry, F# auto-properties of the form

  type MyClass() =
    member val Property = 0 with get, set

are not marked [CompilerGenerated] -- the F# compiler does its own thing here.

The key to identify these ones is by a backing field with name Property@

[MarcoRossignoli]

Ugh...sorry to you for my ignorance...didn't know, I'm not familiar with F# compiler.
I'm thinking to add a F# lib on tests to handle the cases.
Thank's Steve.

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