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Developer's How-To

Build from command-line on Windows

  • build with Default target

    PS> .\build.ps1

    Target Default includes the next steps (Cake tasks):

    • Info - outputs the current version of Sharpbrake (version is calculated using GitVersion), configuration (Debug or Release) and target (Default or Coverity)
    • Clean - cleanups directories for artifacts (artifacts/VERSION), test results (artifacts/VERSION/test-results) and NuGet packages (artifacts/VERSION/nuget)
    • Patch-Version- sets calculated SemVer into AssemblyInfo.cs and project.json files for non-test projects and updates version number for "Sharpbrake.Client" dependency
    • Restore-Packages - restores packages for all projects using "project.json" files
    • Build - builds all projects using "project.json" files
    • Run-Unit-Tests - runs unit tests and calculates code coverage (OpenCover tool is used for code coverage)
    • Publish-Coverage - publishes coverage report to codecov.io (if coverage is not skipped and this is neither a local build nor a pull request)
    • Create-Packages - creates NuGet packages for uploading to NuGet-based repositories
    • Publish-MyGet - publishes packages to MyGet repo if this is Merge Request to master
    • Publish-NuGet - publishes packages to NuGet repo if master is tagged

    Locally test coverage results can be checked here: artifacts/VERSION/test-results/report/index.htm

    NuGet packages can be found in this folder: artifacts/VERSION/nuget

    Build with this target is performed automatically each time when new code is pushed to the repo or master branch is tagged. A build can be forced manually by using AppVeyor's "New Build" command. If a build on AppVeyor should be performed with some other target like Coverity for static code analysis, then the TARGET environment variable should be defined with the desired target (AppVeyor => Settings => Environment => Add variable).

  • build with Coverity target

    PS> .\build.ps1 -Target Coverity

    Build with Coverity target can be used when you need to analyze code (static analysis) with Coverity Scan. The next steps should be performed to use AppVeyor for such build:

    1. Set TARGET environment variable to Coverity on AppVeyor.
    2. Run build manually using "New Build" command on AppVeyor or push some code changes to trigger build automatically.
    3. Go to https://scan.coverity.com/projects/sharpbrake and check static analysis results.
    4. Remove TARGET environment variable to "restore" normal build ("Default" target).