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How to present code coverage report on Azure DevOps #10962
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Sorry there is not test coverage on CLI today |
So what does the There are so so many guides explaining how to collect code coverage and all of them just post commands without explaining what they do exactly. I have not found one single best practice approach in Microsoft's multiple Docs about Code Coverage. Can we get an official advice on how to do Code Coverage? I know it's possible, what I don't know is how I should do it. |
This issue was moved to microsoft/codecoverage#29 |
Hi @SergiyKostenko , I wrote somethings here microsoft/codecoverage#29 (comment) , it can be a starting point for you. |
Hello,
Is there way to present code coverage report using DotNetCoreCLI@2 test command?
Documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/ecosystems/dotnet-core?view=azure-devops&tabs=yaml#collect-code-coverage) says
The .coverage file can be downloaded from the build summary for viewing in Visual Studio. Howewer, it is not handy to download it. I would prefer to see it on tab? Is it possible with default dotnet cli?
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