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I have been trying to use JSCoverage in order to do code coverage for QUnit tests I've written. I mostly do .NET projects (using MVC), but realistically speaking, that shouldn't matter because we're still just talking about Javascript. I ran into the same types of problems with configuration in my CI environment. Then I discovered Saga, and like what I'm seeing so far.
Is there an easy way to take the current code base and run it on TeamCity (using Powershell or a Command Line build step)? Would it require an MSBuild step? Any help would be appreciated.
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I've never used TeamCity, but I imagine it should be pretty much like any other CI server. If you're not using Maven, you could try the command-line utility (I just added some docs to the main page), would that work for you?
I think the command line tool documentation was the piece that I was missing. I'll take a look at that, but assume it should work just fine. Thanks for getting back on this so quickly.
I have been trying to use JSCoverage in order to do code coverage for QUnit tests I've written. I mostly do .NET projects (using MVC), but realistically speaking, that shouldn't matter because we're still just talking about Javascript. I ran into the same types of problems with configuration in my CI environment. Then I discovered Saga, and like what I'm seeing so far.
Is there an easy way to take the current code base and run it on TeamCity (using Powershell or a Command Line build step)? Would it require an MSBuild step? Any help would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: