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The first sentence in the README under the "VSTest" heading lacks parallelism, which impacts clarity and grammatical correctness.
The Visual Studio Test Platform is an open and extensible test platform that enables running tests, collect diagnostics data and report results.
(emphasis added)
The list of actions (verbs)—"running," "collect," and "report"—does not follow a consistent structure.
The Visual Studio Test Platform is an open and extensible test platform that runs tests, collects diagnostics data, and reports results.
Following recommendations from Microsoft's Style Guide, this:
Note: This proposal also includes the Oxford comma, which is consistent with the next sentence in the README, usage in SECURITY.md, and Microsoft's Style Guide (see also their top 10 tips for style and voice).
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Overview
The first sentence in the README under the "VSTest" heading lacks parallelism, which impacts clarity and grammatical correctness.
Current sentence
(emphasis added)
Problem
The list of actions (verbs)—"running," "collect," and "report"—does not follow a consistent structure.
Proposal
Following recommendations from Microsoft's Style Guide, this:
Note: This proposal also includes the Oxford comma, which is consistent with the next sentence in the README, usage in SECURITY.md, and Microsoft's Style Guide (see also their top 10 tips for style and voice).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: