Code coverage ignored

[lukewar]

I generate code coverage with success but it is not reported on the Web.
Is there an option to get verbose logs that will tell me why cobertura.xml is not uploaded?

[viteinfinite]

Hey, sorry for the delay. For more logs, you can run sonar runner with the -e or -X options.
Also, please double check your report file (and the paths in it).
HTH

[mgrebenets]

@lukewar What are the paths in your cobertura.xml?
Could it be related to #36?

Also, what's your sonar.swift.coverage.reportPattern value in sonar-project.properties?
I had it set to stuff like .fastlane/coverage*.xml, sonar-reports/coverage*.xml.
I tried sonar.swift.coverage.report too, but it didn't work.

Only after I removed all sonar.swift.coverage.report... lines from properties file and put a report into sonar-reports directory, I saw a message like this in sonar runner log:

- Processing coverage report /Users/path/to/project/sonar-reports/coverage.xml

[lukewar]

Thanks guys for helping me with investigating this issue. It is weird since I have 4 other projects where everything works just fine. All projects have sources in both Swift and Obj-C.

Eventually I have found what was the reason. This project had tests written only in Obj-C. Apparently sonar-runner implementation is skipping coverage check if /*Tests directory does not contain any file with .swift extension. Adding empty file with .swift extension resolved this.

I will answer questions from previous comments as somebody may find it useful:

• unrelated to Coverage report with relative paths are not supported #36, my coverage report had proper paths
• I have sonar.swift.coverage.reportPattern set to reports_output/cobertura.xml