So I have a API project, and a Services project in a Visual Studio Solution. I also have separate api.tests.csproj and services.tests.csproj projects. I have a command like dotnet test … /p:Threshold=40 that must be run. I have no control over this command. When it generates the coverage report, in the api.tests portion of the testing, it also tests the services project, and it doesn’t pass the threshold, since all my services tests are in the services.tests.csproj. How do I get the api.tests.csproj to stop testing the services, since all my services tests are in another project?

So I have a API project, and a Services project in a Visual Studio Solution. I also have separate api.tests.csproj and services.tests.csproj projects. I have a command like dotnet test … /p:Threshold=40 that must be run. I have no control over this command. When it generates the coverage report, in the api.tests portion of the testing, it also tests the services project, and it doesn’t pass the threshold, since all my services tests are in the services.tests.csproj. How do I get the api.tests.csproj to stop testing the services, since all my services tests are in another project?