The report generated by android project using jacoco only shows unit test coverage, not the number o

[excellenttank]

The report generated by android project using jacoco only shows unit test coverage, not the number of unit tests.

Demo url：GitHub - excellenttank/AndroidDemoForSolveSonarQubeUnitTestNumber

the command i run ：gradle clean jacocoTestReportTest sonarqube

[Colin]

Test Execution and Test Coverage are distinct. You will need to make sure you’re generating Surefire XML-format reports and passing them to sonar.junit.reportPaths. Take note that sonar.junit.reportPaths is set by default to ${test.testResultsDir} if this is defined in your Gradle context (in which case you shouldn’t need to set anything, except to override)

[excellenttank]

Thank you for your reply

do you mean what’s in the picture below?

I set it but still nothing

[excellenttank]

Is it convenient for you to test my demo on github?

[excellenttank]

The reports generated by my two projects are the same, project one is an Android project, project two is a java project, and the package name codes inside are the same, but the test number of the Android project is not displayed, and the java project is displayed, I don’t know why

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are you online?

[Colin]

Hey there.

What version of SonarQube are you using?

[excellenttank]

SonarQube gradle plugin in the Android project I have tried versions 2.7 and 3.3, but neither works. The version of the SonarQube server is 8.9.8

[Colin]

Thanks. I was suspicious for a moment you might be running a version of SonarQube that didn’t support reading test reports for Kotlin, but that’s not the case.

If you bump the gradle logs up to --info or --debug`, what do they say about the reading of the test reports?

Sensor SurefireSensor [java]
parsing [/Users/colin/Source/sonar-scanning-examples/sonarqube-scanner-gradle/gradle-basic/build/test-results/test]
Sensor SurefireSensor [java] (done) | time=40ms

[excellenttank]

I don’t understand what you said, there is no information about this in the gradle log, can you test the demo on my GitHub?

[Colin]

I added this parameter

property "sonar.junit.reportPaths","build/test-results/testDebugUnitTest"

And I was able to see the Unit test count in the UI.

Ideally, build/test-results/testDebugUnitTest would be the value Gradle understands as ${test.testResultsDir} – and this would require no additional configuration (or another way – the test results naturally fall into the directory defined by ${test.testResultsDir} – but I haven’t dug deeper into your project to understand why this isn’t the case.)

[excellenttank]

Thanks a lot, I added the properties “sonar.junit.reportPaths”, “build/test-results/testDebugUnitTest” and it works now