kayone/dotnet-tests-report

dotnet-tests-report is a GitHub Action that runs your .NET test suites automatically and then produces readable reports and badges you can share. Instead of digging through raw log output to figure out whether your tests passed, you get a clean summary attached directly to your GitHub workflow run, plus optional badges you can display in your repository or README. At a high level, you point the action at a test project folder, give the report a name and title, and provide your GitHub access token. The action runs your tests using popular .NET testing frameworks like xUnit, NUnit, or MSTest, collects the results, and generates a report that shows up as a check run on your workflow. You can also configure it to publish a report to a GitHub Gist and create a badge that displays something like "47/50 passed," giving you a live, at-a-glance indicator of test health. This is useful for any team building .NET projects on GitHub that wants continuous visibility into test results without manually inspecting logs. For example, if you maintain separate test suites for a business logic layer and a service layer, you can run each through the action and get distinct reports and badges for both. You can also configure the check to fail pull requests automatically when tests fail, which helps catch regressions before they get merged. One notable detail is that the action is built as a PowerShell GitHub Action, which is a less common implementation choice. By default, the check status it reports is set to "neutral" rather than pass or fail, so teams need to explicitly opt in if they want test failures to block pull requests. The README doesn't go into much detail beyond configuration and samples, so further customization would require looking at the action's source.