AZURE DEVOPS pipeline runs code coverage report, but results not visible in Sonar Cloud

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  • ALM used (Azure DevOps)

  • CI system used (Azure DevOps)

  • Scanner command used when applicable (private details masked)

    • task: SonarCloudPrepare@3
      displayName: ‘SonarCloud prepare’

  continueOnError: true

  inputs:

  SonarCloud: ‘sonarcloud_service_connection’

  organization: ‘XXXX’

  projectKey: ‘XXX’

  projectName: ‘XXX’

  projectVersion: ‘$(Build.BuildNumber)’

  extraProperties: |

  
    sonar.qualitygate.wait=${{ lower(parameters.sonarQualityGateFail) }}
  
    sonar.cs.cobertura.reportsPaths="$(Build.SourcesDirectory)/TestResults/coverage/coverage.cobertura.xml"
  
    sonar.verbose=true

#       sonar.cs.vstest.reportsPaths=“$(Build.SourcesDirectory)/\*\*/\*.trx”
#       sonar.cs.vscoveragexml.reportsPaths=$(Build.SourcesDirectory)/\*\*/coverage.xml

  • Languages of the repository .NET app

  • Error observed: My YAML pipeline runs green, it creates test report (percentage also visible in azure devops pipeline), but in SonarCloud, the project shows 0% code coverage.

In sonar cloud when I open the project to check details on code coverage summary report, it states: “There is not enough lines to compute coverage” even though I have 117 lines of code detected by Sonar.

I need this for a project, where I’m a fresh 3 weeks old DevOps engineer :slight_smile: Can someone please tell me, what do I need to change in my YAML?

Thank you!

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Hi,

I’m not sure where you got sonar.cs.cobertura.reportsPaths, but that’s not a property we recognize. The .NET coverage docs should help.

 
Ann

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I’ve built a new pipeline, just to test coverage, and used the document Ann linked above. Because I got results, I’m closing this thread. Thanks Ann!