How to import code coverage?

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I have download sonarqube 8.3 community edition.
I am using open cover 4.7.922.
I am using windows 10.
I’m using java 11.0.7
I have msbuild and java in set in the environment variables.

I have generated several xml files in this directory
C:\Users\rafaelg\Documents\CodeCoverageScript

  • coverage.xml
  • coverage1.xml
  • coverage2.xml

Steps i have performed
Step 1 cd to the solution directory.

Step 2 run the command below.
SonarScanner.MSBuild.exe begin /k:“Azure” /d:sonar.cs.opencover.reportsPaths=“C:\Users\rafaelg\Documents\CodeCoverageScript” /d:sonar.host.url=“http://localhost:9000” /d:sonar.login=“03470e1ac912746065a952d2ec37ace205e5c7ea”

Step 3 run the command below.
MsBuild.exe /t:Rebuild

Step 4 run the command below.
SonarScanner.MSBuild.exe end /d:sonar.login=“03470e1ac912746065a952d2ec37ace205e5c7ea”

I get a report in the dashboard and the command line reports it has been successful but i don’t have any code coverage.

What am i missing?

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Hi Rafael,

Welcome to the SonarSource Community!

First, I’d check that your OpenCover reports are being output to C:\Users\rafaelg\Documents\CodeCoverageScript, where the scanner is expecting them.

If they are, can you run your scan using the debug (/d:sonar.versobe=true) option? If the issue is not apparent, can you zip and post the output from the scanner?

Thanks

Brian

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I combined all the tests to a single file, and the code coverage gets imported now, although unit tests don’t appear in the analysis.

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Hi Rafael,

Glad to hear you have this working.

While the count of unit tests will be imported, you cannot drill down to the tests themselves.

Cheers.

Brian