[release/10.0.1xx] Fix solution parsing in dotnet test for Microsoft.Testing.Platform#51794
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This backports #51411
Description
This PR backports #51411. It's a fix for dotnet test for Microsoft.Testing.Platform (a new feature in .NET 10) where we didn't parse solution files correctly. This resulted in two categories of issues:
ConfigurationandPlatformglobal properties. Normally, when building a solution, projects are passedConfigurationandPlatformglobal properties. The lack of passing these global properties can result in wrong evaluation in the project, for example, ending up looking for the test executable in the wrong directory, and failing because it's not found.Customer Impact
This was reported both internally and externally. Related issues:
dotnet testshould respect platform #51481Regression?
Technically no, it's a new feature. But if a user is migrating from VSTest to Microsoft.Testing.Platform, they might view it as a regression.
Risk
Low.