ExcludeFromCoverage method annotation does not exclude common forms of compiler generated code

[SteveGilham]

In the following C# class I exercise the static method Normal and exclude pretty much everything else with [ExcludeFromCoverage]; the annotation takes for the simple method Canary, but essentially none of the other methods. In the F# code below it (linking the same coverage exclusion attribute), nested functions, lambdas and computation expressions are all still included.

[SteveGilham]

It should also come as no surprise that C#7.0 local functions are similarly not excluded even if the enclosing method is.

[tonerdo]

Thanks for reporting this. Definitely an oversight, will look into a fix. Any ideas you might have a welcome

[SteveGilham]

In the C# case, at least, the synthetic name contains the name of the lexically surrounding function in angle-brackets. Where there isn't an overload of that method name, that will do the job. Overloads are going to be trickier to resolve.